Cabinet - Sources

Insects
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Thomas Browne, 'Religio Medici' (1644)
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Missions to Japan
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August of Saxony by Lucas Cranach jr., 1572
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Inscriptions on ritual vessels, 11th century BCE
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Botanical gardeners: in the university, but not of the university
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Boyle, Hooke and Oxford
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"Achaemenid Bowl" from Deve Hüyük (A)
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Transcription: "Mother's Hens" May 26 1915
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A Poetic Anthology from the Veneto (MS Can. Ital. 81)
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Cricket
Soviet Piala (Uzbekistan)
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Jardin des Plantes in Paris (1636)
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Title page (vol. 1)
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Cylinder seal with royal hero and Bes figure
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Machinae coelestis: engraved Plate by I. Saal after A. Stech (p. 254)
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Draft of a letter from Edward Burnett Tylor to Archer Baker, 18 January 1901
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Lithograph of men hunting sea lions
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Муйнакский рыбоконсервный комбинат (Узбекистан)
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Qaragandy (Kazakhstan)
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Alfred Robinson’s painting of Star House Pole reproduced in E. B. Tylor’s article, ‘Note on the Haida Totem-Post...’
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The Astronomical Clock of Richard of Wallingford (d. 1336)
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The Houses of Tradescant and Ashmole, South Lambeth
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Lantern clock with pyramid stand (c. 1700)
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