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Front page of a document signed by Nicholas Culpeper (1616-1654) with square hole at top. Related images: M0001082

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Photographic library: "M" series

"M" series glass plate negatives: M0001065-M0001166

1 photograph glass plate negative; 12 x 16.5 cm

M0001065: Leper in costume with clapper

M0001066: St. Elisabeth of Hungary distributing food to lepers.

M0001067: St. Adalard of Corbie helping the lepers.

M0001068: Blessing of lepers of Dognen

M0001069: Cariacature of a visit of the authorities to a cholera hospital

M0001070: Anti-cholera caricature "La Colique"

M0001071: Cholera cartoon by Daumier (1841)

M0001072: Cholera cartoon by Daumier

M0001073: Illustration personifying cholera

M0001074: Drawing of a retreat for people with leprosy

M0001075: Saint Julien ferrying Jesus over the water.

M0001076: Cholera victim, from Cabanes: <i>Moeurs intimes du passé</i> (1920-1935)

M0001077: Priests blessing children, from Cabanes: <i>Moeurs intimes du passé</i> (1920-1935)

M0001078: Praying for people with leprosy

M0001079: Imhotep as a deity of medicine

M0001080: Skeletal representation of the sculpture of Laocoon and his sons

M0001082: Nicholas Culpeper document: back

M0001083: Photograph of prehistoric carving on rock colum, Jamaica.

M0001084: A Chinese woman being taken to be executed by strangulation

M0001085: A Chinese woman being taken to be executed by strangulation

M0001086: A Chinese woman being taken to be executed by strangulation

M0001089: Statue of Imhotep

M0001091: Bust of Nefertiti

M0001092: Filipino child with two pairs of legs

M0001093: Vade mecum, c.1400 - folded manuscript

M0001094EA: Vade mecum, c.1400 - eclipses

M0001094EB: Vade mecum, c.1400 - eclipses

M0001095: Vade mecum, c.1400 - eclipses

M0001096: Vade mecum, c.1400 - eclipses

M0001097: Vade mecum, c.1400 - eclipses

M0001098: Astrological man and lunar tables, Vade mecum, c.1400

M0001099: Vade mecum, c.1400 - lunar tables and text

M0001100: Vade mecum, c.1400 - almanac

M0001101: Vade mecum, c.1400 - almanac

M0001102: Vade mecum, c.1400 - diagram

M0001102: Vade mecum, c.1400

M0001103: Vade mecum text, c.1400

M0001104: Vade mecum text, c.1400

M0001105: Vade mecum venous system diagram

M0001106: Restoration of a Neanderthal man, in profile

M0001107: Restoration of a Neanderthal man, front view

M0001108: Restoration of a Neanderthal woman and child from Field Museum of Natural History.

M0001109: Restoration of a Neanderthal woman cleaning a reindeer skin.

M0001110: Bust of the Piltdown Man of Sussex, England

M0001111: Bust of the Neanderthal man of La Chapelle-aux-Saints, France

M0001112: Bust of the Cro-Magnon type of Homo Sapiens

M0001113: Illustration of Peking Man (Sinanthropus pekinensis)

M0001114: Illustration of Piltdown Man (Eoanthropus)

M0001115: Illustration of Pithicathropus

M0001116: Reconstruction of the Neolithic Man of Spiennes, Belgium

M0001117: Reconstruction of the Heidelberg Man

M0001118: Reconstruction of a broad-headed man of Grenelle

M0001119: Galley Hill skull found in 1888 at Northfleet, Kent

M0001120: Gibralter Skull discovered in 1848

M0001121: Magdalenian skull from the Rock Shelter of Raymonden

M0001122: The Halling Skull: side view with measurements

M0001123: Heidelberg jaw (Homo heidelbergensis)

M0001124: Profile of the skull of the Old man of Cro-Magnon

M0001125: Partially reconstructed La Quina skull

M0001127: Profile of skull of Pithecanthropus erectus

M0001128: Skull known as Spy I discovered in 1887 near Mamur, Belgium.

M0001129: skull fragment from Neanderthal 1 (left side) discovered in 1856

M0001130: Teeth from the Krapina Neanderthal site

M0001131: Krapina lower jaw

M0001132: Bones from the upper limbs and thorax of the Neanderthal Skeleton

M0001133: Lower jaw from the Krapina Neanderthal Site

M0001134: Rhodesian Man skull profile

M0001135: The Ehringsdorf jaw

M0001136: Drawing of a skull and upper thigh bones from La-Chapelle-aux-Saints

M0001137: Two skulls found at the Oberkassel double grave, German

M0001138: Two skulls found at La Quina and La Ferrassie, France

M0001139: Young man's skull from the "children's grotto"

M0001140: Skull showing parts restored

M0001141: Piece of prehistoric bone

M0001142: Skull, left profile.

M0001143: Rhodesian Man skull, left profile.

M0001144: Skull, left profile.

M0001145: Skull, right profile.

M0001146: Skull, right profile.

M0001147: Japel 109 skull, right profile

M0001148: Two skulls, left profile and right profile.

M0001149: Two skulls: right profile and plan views.

M0001150: Skull thought to be man's ancestor

M0001151: Origin of the facial muscles of men.

M0001152: The evolution of the human skull: ten structural stages.

M0001153: The evolution of the human skull roof: ten structural stages.

M0001154: The evolution of the human jaw bones: ten structural stages.

M0001155: The evolution of the human circumorbital bones: ten structural stages.

M0001156: The evolution of the bones behind the jaws.

M0001157: The evolution of the under side of the skull.

M0001158: The evolution of jaw muscles from fish to men.

M0001159: Ten structural stages in the evolution of the human dentition from ascending geological horizons.

M0001160: Ten structural stages in the evolution of the human dentition from ascending geological horizons.

M0001161: Series showing the membranous labyrinth or inner ear from fish to man.

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