Fitted with or enclosed in cabinets, or arranged in cabinet form.
From 'cabinet' (from French 'cabinet,' possibly from Italian 'gabinetto') plus '-ed,' meaning 'equipped with cabinets' or 'stored in cabinet form.'
In museums and natural history collections, the shift from 'cabineted' storage (where specimens sat in drawers) to open display changed how people understood and engaged with scientific collections.
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