LRI4639678: Egyptian antiquite: “” Egyptian working barley to make beer”” Figurine. 5th dynasty. 2400 BC. Florence, Museo Archeologico - Egyptian antiquities: Egyptian woman filtering barley bread to make beer. Figurine. 5th dynasty. 2400 BC. National Archaeological Museum, Florence, Italy, Egyptian 5th Dynasty (c.2494-2345 BC) / Bridgeman Images
LRI4639726: Egyptian antiquitis: necklace (pectoral ornament) of Tutankhamun forming part of the Tresor of the Pharaoh. Around 1340 BC. From the tomb of All-Ankh-Amon (Tutankhamun or Tutankhamun), Valley of the Kings. 18th dynasty. Cairo. Egyptian Museum - Egyptian Antiquities: necklace (pectoral ornament) of Tutankhamun from the Treasury of the Pharaoh. Circa 1340 BC. Found in the tomb of Tutankhamun (Tutankhamon), Valley of the Kings, Thebes.18th dynasty. Egyptian Museum, Cairo, Egypt, Egyptian 18th Dynasty (c.1567-1320 BC) / Bridgeman Images
GIA4807447: Ned Land, Professor Aronnax and his servant Conseil look at the Giant Octopus through the porthole of the submarine Nautilus Engraving of the book of Jules Verne “Twenty thousand leagues under the seas” (Twenty-thousand - 20,000 - 20000), 1870., Unknown Artist, (19th century) / Bridgeman Images
FLO4686833: Buginvillaea spectabilis (La bougainvillee or bougainvillee). Hand-coloured lithograph drawn by Samuel Holden for Sir Joseph Paxton in “” Magazine of Botany,” London, W.S. Orr, 1838. Paxton (1803-1865), English gardener and architect known for drawing the Crystal Palace. The name of the flower, discovered by botanist Philibert Commerson in Brazil, was given in memory to the French explorer who accompanied him during the Louis Antoine de Bougainville expedition. / Bridgeman Images