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Dutch Delft Militiamen, 1606-1674
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Hugh Robinson's Textbook (1616)
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Robert Morison (1620-1683)
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Domenico Remps, 1690s
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Saami man
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BSH10: Silver siglos, probably minted at Sardeis. Mid-late 5th century BC.
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Translation of Duchêne (Tajikistan)
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Johannes Hevelius, Machina coelestis, 1673: Frontispiece
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Wrought iron bombards, early 15th century
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Bembo Family's Sallust
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Mary Murphy's Album
Нагрудный туристический значок «Биби-Ханым»
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BSH2: Silver octadrachm of the Bisaltai (Thrace), fragment, c. 465 BC.
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The newly acquired Gothic coffer
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Spoon of reindeer antler
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Looking presidential
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Drawing of a saddled reindeer
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Lithograph of Stockholm
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Муйнакский рыбоконсервный комбинат (Узбекистан)
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The printing process
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Imperial free cities, 1648
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The Oxford Philosophical Society
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European bellicosity, 1100-1700
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The Danby Gate (Oxford, 1632-3): a portal between two worlds
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