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The four terrestrial elements
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Saami woman and daughter
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A Poetic Anthology from the Veneto (MS Can. Ital. 81)
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Drawing of the Church of Saint Jacob in Hudiksvall
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Oxford's defences, 1648
The four humours
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Automaton monk, probably Spanish, ca 1550
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Vatican Library, Pal.lat. 1369, fol. 148r
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The State Robe of Elector Johann Georg I of Saxony, 1611
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Invention of the spyglass, 1608
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Lithograph of Saami herding reindeer
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A poetic monument to Soviet post-modernism (Tajikistan)
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New plants, new medicines: tobacco
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Oxford's Physick Garden
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John Tradescant Jr in his Garden
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Lithograph of antlers and weapons
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Francois Dubois, St Bartolomew's Day Massacre
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Drawing of pottery vessels
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Book Forms: Handscrolls
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Convocation House, 1634-7
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Karaburun Tumulus II, early 5th century BC.
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Mary Somerset, Duchess of Beaufort's (1630-1715) plate
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BSH5: Silver tetradrachm of Athens, fragment, c. 450–425 BC.
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The transmission of knowledge: From manuscript to print
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