# Relationships
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To access the records listed under **Relationships**, click on the line with three dots located immediately to the left of the image thumbnail. You can then select either **Open Full Record** to go to the **Detail view** of this record or select **Show in Quick View** to view the record in a pop-up window:
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Under **Relationships**, records of the object types Antique Monuments and Postclassical Works that are related to the Antique Monument are listed. They are each displayed with a small preview image and their superordinate parent entry, which appears in grey above the title (see image below).
Listed under **Related Postclassical Work(s**) are Postclassical Works that relate to the Ancient Monument, such as drawings or inventories.
Listed under **Related Antique Monument(s)** are Antique Monuments that are related to the accessed Antique Monument. The object is listed in the field **Antique Monument,** and the type of its relationship to the current monument is indicated in the field **Type of Relationship**. 'Original' indicates that the linked monument is the original and the accessed monument is a replica of it. 'Replica' means that the linked Antique Monument is a replica of the accessed Antique Monument. 'Parallel Replica' means that both the accessed Antique Monument and the linked Antique Monument are replicas of one and the same original.
Listed under **Later Known Replicas** are replicas of the current Antique Monument that were created after the antique era. The **Location** field references the current location of the replica.
> Under **Identifiers,** data that identifies the replica are given. The **Identifier** and **Type** fields assign an identifying designation to the object (e.g., inventory number). In the field **Identifier Used By**, the organization that uses this designation is indicated. Under **Identifier Sources**, sources that substantiate the object's designation are given. These can be Postclassical Works (**Postclassical Works** field), Antique Monuments (**Antique Monuments** field) or bibliographic sources (**Bibliographic Reference** field).
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> Under **Comments,** you will find any comments pertaining to the replica. The comment itself appears in the **Comment** field. In **Author of Comment,** the person who wrote the comment or note is named. The **Earliest Date of Comment** and **Latest Date of Comment** fields delimit the period in which the comment was written.
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> Under **Web Resource(s),** internet resources related to the replica are listed. The URL field shows the web address, and the **Title** field gives the name of the internet resource. Under **Images,** image files for the replica are displayed, if applicable.
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