Copy of clay liver used for divination, original from Babylon, 2050-1750 BCE Classical & Medieval Medicine 2050-1750 BCE
Square pavement brick from Babylonia (Southern Iraq), 2nd millennium BC. Building Construction 2000-1001 BCE
Copy of model of a sheep's liver. Original Babylonian, c. 2050-1750 BC. Classical & Medieval Medicine 2050-1750 BCE
1769-1832, zoologist; naturalist, French Cuvier, Baron Georges Leopold Chretien Frederic Dagobert 1769 - 1832
1769-1843, active from 1783, watchmaker; chronometer maker, English, son of John Arnold Arnold, John Roger 1769 - 1843
Refracting telescope of 2 inch aperture and 30 inch focal length, engraved, 'Ramsden London' on an equatorial stand by John Miller, Edinburgh with wooden case. A label in the transit box states that the telescope was made by Peter Dollond for Jesse Ramsden. The telescope may have been used by Dr Lind F.R.S. to observe the 1769 Transit of Venus. Refracting telescope on stand by Ramsden, Dollond and Miller, 1769 Astronomy 1769
1769-1822, statesman, Viscount/Lord Castlereagh, 2nd Marquess of Londonderry, Irish; British Viscount Castlereagh 1769 - 1822
1769-1852, first Duke of Wellington; army officer; prime minister, British Wellesley, Arthur 1769 - 1852
1769-1837, artist; landscape painter; engraver, London, England, British Daniell, William 1769 - 1837
1769-1816, mechanical engineer, millwright, civil engineer, Glasgow, Scottish; British Buchanan, Robertson 1769 - 1816
1769-1849, inventor; manufacturer of buttons, coins, medals and tokens; British; English Thomason, Sir Edward 1769 - 1849
active 1769-1980, astronomical & meteorological institution, Kew, London, England, British Kew Observatory 1769 - 1980
Two copies of Stele (copy) depicting King Hammurabi of Babylon, 1st Dynasty, 1796-1750BC Stele of King Hammurabi of Babylon, plaster copy, original 1796-1750BC. Classical & Medieval Medicine 1796-1750 BCE
Two models (1:16 scale) of agricultural implements found in the Theban necropolis, XVI 11th Dynasty, 2000-1500 BC. Mounted together on a plaster base. Two models (1:16 scale) of agricultural implements found in the Theban necropolis Agricultural Engineering 2000-1500 BCE
