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Sacrificial altar made of brick and stone probably somewhere in southeastern China, date unknown. Taken by Scottish photographer John Thomson in 1871.

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Sacrificial altar made of brick and stone probably somewhere in southeastern China, date unknown. Taken by Scottish photographer John Thomson in 1871.

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Photo of a tomb somewhere in southern China, date unknown. Photo by Scottish photographer John Thomson taken around 1870.

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Photo of a tomb somewhere in southern China, date unknown. Photo by Scottish photographer John Thomson taken around 1870.

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Photo of a tomb build into a hillside probably somewhere in southern China, date unknown. Taken by photographer John Thomson in 1871.

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Photo of a tomb build into a hillside probably somewhere in southern China, date unknown. Taken by photographer John Thomson in 1871.

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A rock inscribed with large Chinese characters in Xiamen, China, date of inscription unknown. Taken by Scottish photographer John Thomson in 1871.

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A rock inscribed with large Chinese characters in Xiamen, China, date of inscription unknown. Taken by Scottish photographer John Thomson in 1871.

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A group of ceramic funerary jars containing human bones in Xiamen, China, date unknown. One of the jars has shattered. Photographed by Scottish photographer John Thomson in 1871.

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A group of ceramic funerary jars containing human bones in Xiamen, China, date unknown. One of the jars has shattered. Photographed by Scottish photographer John Thomson in 1871.

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Wet collodion glass negative photo of King Mongkut of Thailand taken by Scottish photographer John Thomson, c. 1865-1866.

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Wet collodion glass negative photo of King Mongkut of Thailand taken by Scottish photographer John Thomson, c. 1865-1866.

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15 large thin-necked stone axes, made of light gray flint, all unused, were laid as a sacrificial offering at Hagelbjerggård in Zealand, Denmark, somewhere between 3000 and 4000 BCE. Now housed at the National Museum of Denmark

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15 large thin-necked stone axes, made of light gray flint, all unused, were laid as a sacrificial offering at Hagelbjerggård in Zealand, Denmark, somewhere between 3000 and 4000 BCE. Now housed at the National Museum of Denmark

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