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  • Greek hydria (water carrier)
  • Greek hydria (water carrier)
  • Histidine carrier protein, molecular model
  • Histidine carrier protein, molecular model
  • Histidine carrier protein, molecular model
  • Histidine carrier proteins, ribbon diagrams
  • Duchenne muscular dystrophy carrier female
  • Fragile X diagnostic test - female carrier
  • Hydria (water carrier) from Lucanian Southern Italy
  • Hydria (water carrier) from Lucanian Southern Italy
  • Hydria (water carrier) from Lucanian Southern Italy
  • An Indian water-carrier and his wife. Gouache painting.
  • A water carrier. Gouache painting by an Indian artist.
  • Kavady-kerah and wife: holy water carrier. Gouache drawing.
  • World War One: Brook-McCormack wheeled stretcher carrier.
  • Child learning to walk, child in baby carrier, South America
  • A hookah carrier. Sepia wash drawing by an Indian artist.
  • A labour-saving device. The Automatic Mono-Wheel strecher-carrier.
  • An Indian papoose in a baby carrier. Colour process print, 1903.
  • An Indian papoose in a baby carrier. Colour process print, ca. 1903.
  • A hookah carrier with a red piped hookah. Gouache painting by an Indian painter.
  • Signs of the zodiac: Aquarius, the water carrier. Gouache painting by an Persian artist.
  • Child in cradle or carrier with contrivance for applying lateral pressure to the skull.
  • Signs of the zodiac: Aquarius, the water carrier. Gouache painting by an Persian artist.
  • A Papuan woman holding her baby in a child carrier attached around her head. Halftone.
  • Four occupations: messenger, sanyasi, water carrier and guard (?). Gouache painting by an Indian painter.
  • A noble is assassinated by a carrier of gifts. Painting by a Chinese artist, ca. 1850.
  • A puckally (pukhali) or water-carrier of south India, holding a bucket, with an ox. Gouache painting.
  • Lake Windemere, British Colombia: a Native American baby-carrier attached to the back of a pony. Photograph, 1922.
  • Lake Windemere, British Colombia: a Native American baby-carrier attached to the back of a pony. Photograph, 1922.