by institutions and collections
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The Archaeological Collection and lapidarium of Grga Novak, Hvar
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The Narona Archaeological Museum, Vid nearby Metković
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Archaeological Museum of Istria, Pula
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Museum of Slavonia, Osijek
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Archaeological Museum, Split
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Archaeological Museum in Zagreb, Zagreb
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Archeological Museum Zadar, Zadar
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Arhaeological Park Andautonija, Ščitarjevo
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Diocletian Palace, Split
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Castle Trakošćan, Trakošćan
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Dubrovnik Museums, Archaeological Museum, Dubrovnik
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Franciscan Monastery, Košljun
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Franciscan Monastery, Sinj
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Karlovac City Museum, Karlovac
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Križevci City Museum, Križevci
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Požega City Museum, Požega
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Senj City Museum, Senj
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Varaždin City Museum, Varaždin
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Mirogoj Cemetery, Zagreb
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HAZU, The Institute for the History of Croatian Literature, Theater and Music
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Lapidarium, Novigrad (Istria)
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Lapidarium, the Island of Brijuni
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Koprivnica City Museum, Koprivnica
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Pregrada City Museum, Pregrada
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Split City Museum, Split
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Šibenik City Museum, Šibenik
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Zagreb City Museum, Zagreb
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Museum of Croatian Archaeological Monuments, Split
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Mimara Museum, Zagreb
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Museum of Contemporary Art, Zagreb
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Museum of Arts and Crafts, Zagreb
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Glimb Family House, Nin
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Maksimir Park, Zagreb
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Maritime and History Museum of the Croatian Littoral, Rijeka
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Domančić Private Collection, Hvar
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Lik Private Collection, Kazale
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Marović Private Collection, Split
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St. Euphemia Monastery, Kampor
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Imotski Local History Museum, Imotski
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The Museum of the Poreč Territory, Poreč
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Varaždinske Toplice Local History Museum, Archaeological park Acqua Iasae, Varaždinske Toplice
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Zoological Garden, Zagreb
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Parish House, Kruševo
Museum of Slavonia, Osijek
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The Egyptian Collection of the Museum of Slavonia, similar to other collections of the Museum, was established through donations from the citizens of Osijek. The collection consists of sixteen objects, among which only two were actually discovered in the Osijek area - shabti figurine (Lower Town, Mursa area) and Pedi-Hor-pa-Khered votive stele (Upper Town). According to the Inventory books most of the artifacts have Egypt as their place of discovery. It is important to say that none of the artifacts were collected through systematic archaeological research and their timeframe can only be determined by interpreting the data on the artifacts themselves. In July 2012, the Ministry of Culture of the Republic of Croatia declared the Egyptian Collection of the Museum of Slavonia a cultural heritage, and it was included as such on the List of Protected Cultural Heritage under the number 3808.
