Sample 12 Urine Test at Te Papa Museum from July 17, 1967

This audio recording, originally made on July 17, 1967, takes place in the Te Papa Museum. It begins with the faint, echoing hum of a busy museum environment. Murmured conversations and the occasional clatter of footsteps on the hard floor fill the background. The main focus of the recording is a demonstration of a typical urine test from the 1960s. The sound of glass clinking softly together suggests the presence of various test tubes and implements. A soft, bubbling noise indicates the test's commencement, perhaps the sample being mixed with a reagent. Throughout the recording, there are intermittent sounds of a pen scratching on paper, suggestive of meticulous note-taking. There's the slight rustle of paper, perhaps the turning of pages in a manual or the shuffling of test results. The audio culminates with a conclusive click, which could be the capping of a test tube or the shutting of a briefcase. The murmurs in the background