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Cataloguing the Physick Garden (1648 and 1658)
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Clement VII by Sebastiano del Piombo (c. 1531)
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Travel authorisation by Arshama
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Background: Botany in Ancient and Medieval Europe
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Haida Helmet (3D)
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Pitt Rivers Museum ‘wrapped’
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The Bobarts' Herbaria
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JH9: Silver ingot cut from a rod or bracelet.
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Дала-шийпон (Узбекистан)
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Robert Boyle, Sceptical Chymist, 1661
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Happy Birthday
Hven, 1576-97: Tycho Brahe's observatory
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Catacomb Saints
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Imser Planetary Clock, ca 1554-61
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Mantegna, Saint Sebastian (1456–1457)
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Interior of Grote Kerk, Haarlem by Pieter Saenredam
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Florey Building
Dombra of Dina Nurpeisova (Kazakhstan)
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Transcription: "Use The Language of Love."
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Lithograph of Saami fishermen
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Drawing to printed image: Blephilia
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Print: "Mother's Hens", the Grain Grower's Guide, April 28, 1915
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Comparing fruits: carrot family
Image for Plate of ‘TABULA GENERALIS ICONUM SEMINUM UMBELLARUM’ from Morison’s Plantarum umbelliferarum distributio nova (1672: Tab. 1. Icon), sponsored by Peter Mews (1619-1706), Vice-Chancellor of the University of Oxford.
Article featuring Helen Carmichael