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Transcription: "Mother's Hens", April 21 1915
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Nova reperta: the mechanical clock
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Pitt Rivers Museum, looking north-east across the Court
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Samuel Puchas, Purchas his pilgrimes, vol. 3 (London, 1625)
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Comparing fruits: carrot family
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Machinae coelestis: engraved Plate by I. Saal after A. Stech (p. 222)
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Chaplain's Collar
The New St Peter's Basilica
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V.4 Rhetoric: the art of persuasion
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Lodestone and iron nails
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Nabonidus Chronicle (BM)
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Queenie Vol. VI, No. 1
Watercolour painting by Alfred Robinson of Star House Pole
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Follower of David Teniers the Younger, Alchemist in his Laboratory (early 18th century)
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Field postcard
Bramante, Tempietto (c. 1502)
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Vase made of artillery shell
T28: Silver sixteenth-shekel, struck at Sidon in the name of the satrap Mazaios, 336/5 BC.
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Automata
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Drawing of Lake Vänern
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Young Hare, 1502
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Invention of the spyglass, 1608
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Astronomical Clock of Su Song (1020-1101)
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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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