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Donum Dei
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Immortal fame
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The Idiot Boy (vol. 1)
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Sunday best or bound for China?
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Saami man
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Hussite Wagon-Fort
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T15: Silver stater struck at Tarsos in the name of Tarkumuwa, c. 380-370 BC.
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Titian, Portrait of Isabella d'Este (c. 1534-1536)
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Chaplain's Collar
Refurbishing Duke Humphrey's, 1598-1602
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Saami man
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Queenie
Origins of paper
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Robert Morison (1620-83)
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Pickled Cucumbers (Kyrgyzstan)
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Russian sleigh
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Fragment of the Rose Tapestries, wool and silk (1480s)
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The Moynaq Canned Fish combine (Uzbekistan)
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University botanical gardens: Padua, 1543
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Clone of Vesalius, De humani corporis fabrica libri septem, 1543
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Bodleian, MS Ashmole 399, folios 18r-22r
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T14: Silver stater struck at Tarsos in the name of the general Pharnabazos, c. 380-373 BC.
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Two kingfishers
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T31: Silver Athenian owl imitation, struck by the Egyptian satrap Sabakes, c.340-333 BC.
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