Cabinet - Sources

Плакат «Приучайте детей к труду» (Кыргызстан)
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T11: Silver stater struck at Tarsos, c. 410-385 BC.
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President Nixon
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Письма солдата (Казахстан)
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Nixon’s the charm
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Assyrian relief from the palace of Ashurnasirpal II at Nimrud
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Upper Gallery, 1618-19
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Marshall Refracting Microscope, c. 1715
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BSH12: Silver bar-ingot (cut down).
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Exhibition case
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9. Stirrups
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Haida Helmet (3D)
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Mechanical galleons, Augsburg c. 1585
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Pierre Belon, 'De aquatilibus, Libri duo' (1553)
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Spearhead from Deve Hüyük
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Консервированные огурцы (Кыргызстан)
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Colophon, fol. 45v
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The Savilian Professors' Houses, 1672-1854, and Halley's Observatory
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Aliud instrumentum simile priori
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The Schools Quadrangle, 1613-24
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JH8: Silver bar-ingot, cut down to size from a larger bar.
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Russian peasant
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Thomas Millington's (1628-1703) plate
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BSH4: Silver tetradrachm of Athens, c. 450–425 BC.
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