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The Ming Empire (1368-1644)
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'Greco-Persian' gem: Persian with bird
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David Teniers the Younger, The Alchemist (1643/45)
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Heavy artillery before gunpowder: the trebuchet
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Frontispiece to Thomas Sprat's History of the Royal Society, 1667
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Machinae coelestis: double size engraved Plate by I. Saal after A. Stech (pp. 406-7)
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Small quadrant of gilt brass
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Lithograph of Stockholm
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Promotional Immigration Literature and Ephemera
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Cabinet for Gustavus Adolphus of Sweden, 1632
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Anaphoric water clock, ca 50 BCE
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‘Latin Maiden of Tešanj’
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"Homesteads for Women" by Fanny Shepherd.
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Instruments: described in the Saggi
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Worked in precious threads
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Mechanical galleons, Augsburg c. 1585
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Drawing of a graveyard
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Inscription of 'Cyrus' at Pasargadae
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JH1: Silver stater of Messana (Sicily), c. 488–481 BC.
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Pilgrimage and the Jubilee
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VI.3 The founder: a university professor
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Printed model to printed image: Mimosa
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Chancellor's Court, 1634-7
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Thomas Browne, 'Religio Medici' (1642)
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