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=== Museums and Libraries ===
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| caption1 = The Zukaril Museum of Natural History in Zukaril, Iganar is lauded for possessing a massive repository of ancient artefacts as well as its collaborations to develop carbon dating technology and cultivating prolific archeologists and paleontologists such as Mikhail Imkhadeen, Subal Najhmood and Khesan Dharhiq
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Iganar houses some of the largest collections of antiquities and fossils on the planet. The government privately owned galleries and collection contain an estimated 8 million individual samples of fossils and an estimated 13 million samples of sentient artefacts. Iganar is a major site for archeology due to the ancient civilisations that inhabited it. Furthermore, during the Ice Age, when it was more lush and cool, it was home to massive populations of modern and pre-modern sentient beings enable huge finds that have helped sapient kind trace its archeological roots. With the invention of writing such as on stone tablets, clay slabs and eventually paper, the province has a rich collection of written artefacts including manuscripts and steles. Iganar has carefully excavated, studied and preserved these ancient treasures and established one of the largest systems of museums and galleries in the world including the Zukaril Museum of Natural History, the largest collection of skeletons in the country, so vast that many are not on display and many are sent on long term exhibitions around the country and the world. Iganar has a massive library system that is arguably the largest in the country and includes the Qadash Kebir Imperial Library, a collection that was created by the Demirite dynasty, and added to over time.
=== Tourism ===
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