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Conclusion: Things, Landscapes, Heritage,rd-year BSc students (n = 10), at the University of Stellenbosch’s (SU) Division of Clinical Anatomy. The third-year BSc students were asked to build anatomical clay models (in groups), complete a reflective assignment and an evaluation form as part of their assessment of the Applied Anatomy module.