Cabinet - Sources

Thomas Millington's (1628-1703) plate
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Translation of Duchêne (Tajikistan)
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Print: "Mother's Hens", the Grain Growers' Guide, April 14, 1915
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Domenico Gargiulo, Piazza del Mercato
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What was printed in the 15th century?
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Mould
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Lunar cycle
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Adaptation: Early papermaking in Italy, 1264
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Male reproductive system
Botanical gardeners: in the university, but not of the university
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Introduction: New inventions, c. 1600
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Plate to print: carrot
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Тюбетейка (Узбекистан)
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Saami bride
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1979 offer letter
Купюра 10 000 рублей Туркестанской Совесткой Республики
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Building the Bodleian
Small quadrant of gilt brass
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Tabule astronomice Alfonsi Regis (Venice, 1492)
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The Cyrus Cylinder (Again)
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The State Robe of Elector Johann Georg I of Saxony, 1611
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Runic Almanac
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Johanes Stradanus, Nova reperta (1600)
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Thomas Hariot, A briefe and true report of the new found land of Virginia (Amsterdam, 1590)
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