Cabinet - Sources

The surrender of Oxford, May-June 1646
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Spoon of reindeer antler
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Women's First (and only) Eight, 1982
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Clone of Portable Sundials
Naqsh-e Rustam: Achaemenid Tombs and Sasanian Reliefs.
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Portable Sundials
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Canonizing the five orders: Sebastiano Serlio, 1537/1611
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Tombstone (Uzbekistan)
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The Rosary
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The first map of 'America': the Waldseemüller map, 1507
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Stamp Seal Pendant from the Lydian Treasure
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Letter from Robert Hanley Hall to Edward Burnett Tylor, 28 August 1902
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The 1491 First Edition of Dante's Lyric Poetry
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Mask of a 'Covid Skull'
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Plate to print: process
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Karaburun Tumulus II, early 5th century BC.
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Вымпел Невада-Семипалатинск (Казахстан)
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Raphael, School of Athens (1509-1510)
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Examination Papers (1975-6)
IV.4 The method for expounding authorities: the lecture
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The ancient papermaking process
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Saami cradle
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Article by Edward B. Tylor, ‘On the Totem-Post from the Haida Village of Masset...’ (1899)
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Pitt Rivers Museum, looking north-east across the Court
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