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Source: https://vimeo.com/262276291 (First 59 Seconds)
Google Output (Video Model selected)
"Hi, I'm Kaitlyn. I am the reference archivist at the national anthropological archives in the department of anthropology at the smithsonian's national museum of natural history. I'm here at 8:00 on 2017. I was part of a pre-conference workshop and finding indigenous related collections in the Smithsonian institution national museum of American Indian national museum of natural history and the Library of Congress and we just talked a little bit about how to begin our Global Research where to find the repository were looking for and how to search online and now we're going to dig into what to do what to prepare what to expect for actually conducting our Global Research on site. Um, okay, so you found the material you're looking for, you know, where it is. Um, but it's not online and you want to see it in person. What do you do? Um, this is another time where I recommend you contact the archival staff before you visit because every archives is different. Um, there are usually different hours for visiting that are available and some archives."
Watson Output
"transcript": "hi I'm hands I am the reference archivist at the national and the political archives in the department of anthropology at the Smithsonian's national museum of natural history I'm here a Tom twenty seventeen I was part of a pre conference workshop on finding indigenous related collections in the Smithsonian institution's national museum of American Indian nationally zero natural history and the library of Congress and we just talked a little bit about how to began archival research what I find repository were looking for and how to search online and now we're getting taken to what to do what to prepare what to expect actually conducting archival research on site "
"transcript": "%HESITATION okay so you found the material you're looking for you know where it is %HESITATION but it's not online and you want to see it in person what do you do you and this is another time where I recommend you "
"transcript": "contact the arguable staff before you visit because every archives is different %HESITATION there are usually different hours for visiting %HESITATION that are available and some archives like "
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