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# Find all Census Records Added by a Partner Project

You might want to find all of the records added by the [partner projects](/navigating-and-searching/detail-view/printing-pdfs.md) of the Census: [ArtHistAntSI](https://www.census.de/en/linked-projects/histantartsi/), the [Corpus Medii Aevi](http://www.census.de/en/linked-projects/corpus-medii-aevi/), the [Corpus Winckelmann](https://www.census.de/en/linked-projects/corpus-winckelmann/), or [Jacopo Strada's Magnum ac Novum Opus](< https://www.census.de/en/linked-projects/jacopo-stradas-magnum-ac-novum-opus/>).

1. Open the [Advanced Search](/navigating-and-searching/examples-of-typical-searches/search-functions/advanced-search.md) function using the button at the end of the search field.
2. Go to the drop-down menu and select All Object Types.
3. In the Advanced Search feature window, single-click to open the submenu **Linked Object Types**.
4. &#x20;In the Linked Object Types submenu, scroll down to the **Project** field and click on the three dots at the end of the field.

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5. Another window will open, showing all the contributing projects. Select the project you want by clicking on it, and then press the **Select 1** button at the bottom right.
6. Select **Add to Search**.
7. Wait for your search to execute.


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