Cabinet - Sources

Convocation House, 1634-7
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Lapis Philosophicus
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BSH6: Silver siglos/drachm of “Sinope”, uncertain mint (“Class A”), perhaps c. 450–425 BC.
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18. The astrolabe
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Finnish family
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Brick-stamp from Ur (BM)
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Pitt Rivers Museum ‘wrapped’, looking east across the Court
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Clone of Medieval gardens
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The Emerald Tablet of Hermes Trismegistus
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Quadrans Vetus
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Urban VIII by Pietro da Cortona (c. 1624-1627)
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The right man for the job
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Trench Art Shell Case (3D)
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Print: "Mother's Hens", the Grain Grower's Guide, April 21, 1915
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Comparing fruits: carrot family
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The 1727 Reprint of the Giuntina
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Ferrante Imperato, 1599
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Saami woman
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Drawing of Mount Bjelašnica
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From apothecary shop to cabinet of curiosities
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Statue of Buddha
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The first superintendent: Jacob Bobart the Elder (c. 1599-1680)
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Saami man
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Plate to print: process
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