Cabinet - Sources

Kepler's Mysterium cosmographicum, 1596
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Bayerische Staatsbibliothek, Clm 17403, folios 4r-4v
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Saami woman
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Bodleian, MS Canon. Misc. 248, fol. 42r
Russian men
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Summary chronology of early printing
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Gerhard Mercator’s world map of 1569
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A map of the spread of printing in Europe
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T20: Silver siglos, “King with bow and spear” Carradice Type 3.
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A trip to the moon
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T32: Silver Athenian owl imitation, struck by the satrap Mazakes, (?) 331-323 BC (or earlier).
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Promotional Immigration Literature and Ephemera
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Anatomical models
Terracotta 'Persian rider' from Selemieh
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Prince Rupert's (1619-1682) plate
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Remedy for women
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Theatrum Chemicum Britannicum Cover
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Бетонные заборы (Кыргызстан)
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Sundials in the Renaissance
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Pharmacies and Alchemical Laboratories
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Elephant Automaton Clock, Augsburg, 1600-10
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Sundials in 17th-century Oxford
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Frans Post, A Sugar Mill Driven by a Small River (c.1650-1655)
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T5: Gold stater, so-called “Croesid”, struck at Sardeis after 547/6 BC.
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