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Scythian Golden Stag Shield Ornament, 600-700 BCE discovered in a burial mound in Kostromskaya, Russia. Hermitage Museum St. Petersburg, Russia.

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Scythian Golden Stag Shield Ornament, 600-700 BCE discovered in a burial mound in Kostromskaya, Russia. Hermitage Museum St. Petersburg, Russia.

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'Tabloid' brand medicine chest used on Alexander Hamilton Rice's fifth Amazonian expedition in South America in 1919-1920.

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'Tabloid' brand medicine chest used on Alexander Hamilton Rice's fifth Amazonian expedition in South America in 1919-1920.

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Chancay Cradleboard Litter. kupulwe. Peru. ca. 900 - 1400 AD. - Galeria Contici

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Chancay Cradleboard Litter. kupulwe. Peru. ca. 900 - 1400 AD. - Galeria Contici

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A Carved Wood Sculpture of Toads, Edo Period , Signed Masanao

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A Carved Wood Sculpture of Toads, Edo Period , Signed Masanao

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Duplaja Chariot 2 - c. 1600-1200 BC; Found in a 'cremation cemetery' of the Encrusted Pottery Culture

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Duplaja Chariot 2 - c. 1600-1200 BC; Found in a 'cremation cemetery' of the Encrusted Pottery Culture

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A bone object found on the face of a corpse in the Bronze Age layers of Yanik Tepe in Iran. Originally interpreted by Burney as an amulet. In 2011, ophthalmologist Sahihi Oskooei claimed that it was instead the world's oldest eyewear, made to correct optical problems. 4000-3000 BCE

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A bone object found on the face of a corpse in the Bronze Age layers of Yanik Tepe in Iran. Originally interpreted by Burney as an amulet. In 2011, ophthalmologist Sahihi Oskooei claimed that it was instead the world's oldest eyewear, made to correct optical problems. 4000-3000 BCE

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The building of Wells Cathedral in England, dedicated to St. Andrew the Apostle, started in 1175 CE and went on for almost 300 years. In 1338 CE, the so-called St. Andrew's Cross arches were added to the building to support the central tower, giving the cathedral its unique appearance

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The building of Wells Cathedral in England, dedicated to St. Andrew the Apostle, started in 1175 CE and went on for almost 300 years. In 1338 CE, the so-called St. Andrew's Cross arches were added to the building to support the central tower, giving the cathedral its unique appearance

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A selection of ancient duck weights in the Yale Babylonian Collection weighing from 2 to 5,370 grams. These duck weights come in various sizes and were made of a number of materials such as limestone, hematite and even more semi-precious stones such as chalcedony and agate

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A selection of ancient duck weights in the Yale Babylonian Collection weighing from 2 to 5,370 grams. These duck weights come in various sizes and were made of a number of materials such as limestone, hematite and even more semi-precious stones such as chalcedony and agate

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A Tibetan rug with a skeleton, skulls and severed human heads. Handspun wool. Tibet, 19th/20th century

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A Tibetan rug with a skeleton, skulls and severed human heads. Handspun wool. Tibet, 19th/20th century

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