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  • The collections of stone in the Vatican.
  • Amuletic stone animals to ensure fertility, Bolivia.
  • Amuletic stone animals to ensure fertility, Bolivia.
  • Amuletic stone figurines to ensure fertility, Bolivia.
  • Amuletic stone figurines to ensure fertility, Bolivia.
  • Amuletic stone figurines to ensure fertility, Bolivia.
  • Amuletic stone figurines to ensure fertility, Bolivia.
  • Magdalenian engraving on stone, showing wounded ox.
  • Men-an-tol, neolithic stone hoop, Cornwall
  • Australian aboriginal stone knife mounted in handle.
  • Circle of Stones, Castletown Bere, Co. Cork.
  • Manufacture of Stone implements, North American Indians.
  • Hafted stone axe from Robenhausen lake-dwelling
  • A flagellant resting on a stone. Etching.
  • Stone vessels from Anglesey, Bregen & Cornwall.
  • Line drawing of sculpted stone from Ulbster.
  • Carved stone statues of phallic motifs. Etching.
  • Pope Innocent XI's kidneys containing massive stones.
  • Gravel & stone : Mr. A. Sparrow, "I suffered from stone in the bladder. I tried DeWitt's Pills & passed a stone within 48 hours"... : insist on DeWitt's Kidney & Bladder Pills.
  • Gravel & stone : Mr. A. Sparrow, "I suffered from stone in the bladder. I tried DeWitt's Pills & passed a stone within 48 hours"... : insist on DeWitt's Kidney & Bladder Pills.
  • Geology: fossil remains in stone. Coloured engraving, 1811.
  • Geology: fossil remains in stone. Coloured engraving, 1833.
  • Geology: fossil remains in stone. Coloured engraving, 1811.
  • Stonehenge, England: view of leaning stone (right), prior to staightening; two members of the Society of Antiquaries seated amongst stones. Photograph, 1901.
  • Thomas Madden Stone. Photograph by G.R. Fitt.
  • Thomas Madden Stone. Photograph by Moira & Haigh.
  • Thomas Madden Stone. Photograph by Moira & Haigh.
  • Thomas Madden Stone. Photograph by Moira & Haigh.
  • Sir Jonas Moore. Line engraving by T. Cross, 1650, after H. Stone.
  • An artificially manufactured version of a goa stone