I am researching historical maps of Canada. Navigate to the advanced search page, select 'Images' as the 'Search in' data source, and then select 'Maps and cartographic material' as the 'Type of material'. Execute the search without any keywords. Once the results are displayed, identify the total number of results found and describe the first three results, including their titles and any visible metadata like 'Found in' or 'Type of material'.
Navigate to 'https://collections.ic.gc.ca/collection-search/search'. Select 'Images' from the 'Search in:' dropdown (ID 165). Check the 'Maps and cartographic material' checkbox under 'Type of material:' (ID 185). Click the 'Search...' button (ID 222). Identify the total number of results found for the search. Extract the title and any visible metadata (like 'Found in' or 'Type of material') for the first three search results. If the first three results are not immediately visible or distinct, navigate to their individual detail pages if necessary to obtain accurate titles and metadata.
The agent successfully navigates to the advanced search page. The 'Images' data source is selected. The 'Maps and cartographic material' type is selected. The search is executed, and results are displayed (not '0 results'). The total number of results for maps and cartographic material is stated. The title and visible metadata for the first three *unique* search results are provided. The agent must ensure it extracts information for three distinct items, even if it requires navigating to their individual detail pages.