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Between two worlds: The Danby Gate to the Physic Garden in Oxford, 1632-3
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Bibliography
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Custom-made phonebook (Kazakhstan)
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‘Monster House’
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Monstrances
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Pitt Rivers Museum, east end of the Court
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William Lisle Bowles, Fourteen sonnets (Bath, 1789)
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Entrance Book (3D)
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Rosso Fiorentino, Elephant Fresco (c. 1536)
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Saami cradle
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The Medieval Worldview
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Plan of Samarkand (Uzbekistan)
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Spain and Portugal Demarcation Lines
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Clone of An Orthopaedic Stretcher from the Dresden Kunstkammer
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The 1527 Giuntina
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Russian egg seller
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Anatomical theatres: Padua, 1594
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Dala Shiypon in Jarqurgon District (Surkhandaryo Viloyat, Uzbekistan)
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Bill of account from the Hudson’s Bay Company to Edward Burnett Tylor, 9 November 1900
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‘Head of Brenese Peasant’
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Frans (II) Francken, c. 1620-25
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Autograph inscription by Sir Henry Wotton to the Bodleian Library, 15 August 1633
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Petrarch’s Canzoniere and Triumphs with one sonnet attributed to Dante (MS Can. Ital. 70)
T8: Silver stater in the name of the Lycian dynast Mithrapata of Antiphellos, c. 390-360 BC.
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