Cabinet - Sources

Translation of Duchêne (Tajikistan)
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Pitt Rivers Museum, east end of the Court (glass negative)
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T4: Silver tetradrachm struck in western Asia Minor (?), c. 341-334 BC.
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Archbishop William Laud and the Bishops' War (1639-40)
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BSH5: Silver tetradrachm of Athens, fragment, c. 450–425 BC.
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Verses to Tycho Brahe by Oliger Rosenkrantz
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Central Oxford in 1643
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The Moynaq Canned Fish combine (Uzbekistan)
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Drawing of a window
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Lithograph of men hunting sea lions
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Religion: Luther and the Reformation, 1517
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Title page of Francis Bacon's Instauratio Magna (1620)
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Houses and totem poles in Masset (print)
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Письма солдата (Казахстан)
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The four humours
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Theatrum Chemicum Britannicum Cover
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T2: Silver tetradrachm in the name of Idrieus, satrap of Caria (351-344 BC).
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Churches at Sodankylä
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Saxon woman
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Cantino world map, 1502
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Giovanni Dondi's Astrarium, 1364
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Drawing of mountains
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Wooden Cross (3D)
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Comparing fruits: carrot family
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