Pathology specimen of a brain Brain: Haemorrhagic infarction. Humain remains preserved in Kaiserling III solution, mounted in an acrylic container. Pathology specimen of a brain
Pathology specimen of a arteries Blood vessels showing medial calcification (Monkeberg's Sclerosis). Human remains preserved in Kaiserling III solution, mounted in an acrylic container. Pathology specimen of arteries
Pathology specimen of a lung Lung: Acute interstitial emphysema and bronchopneumonia. Human remains preserved in Kaiserling III solution, mounted in an acrylic container. Pathology specimen of a lung
Pathology specimen of an appendix Gangrenous appendicitis. Human remains preserved in Kaiserling III solution, mounted in an acrylic container. Pathology speciemn of an appendix
Pathology specimen of a liver Fatty liver in pernicious anaemia. Human remains preserved in Kaiserling III solution, mounted in an acrylic container. Pathology specimen of a liver
Mummified head, without wrappings, no provenance, Egyptian, 1300-300 BCE Mummified head, Egypt, 1300-300 BCE 1300-300 BCE
Buddhist human skull vessel and brass stand, Tibetan, 18th or 19th century Buddhist human skull vessel and brass stand 1701-1900
Microscope slide, dated March 1866, of TRICHINA in human muscle prepared at the London Hospital. Microscope slide of TRICHINA in human muscle 1866-03
Kurdaitcha sandal/shoe, made of matted emu feathers, blood, hair cord and knitted string, part of kurdaitcha hunting ritual, Arrernte people (Arunta), central Australia, 1880-1920 Kurdaitcha sandal/shoe 1880-1920
One male human skeleton of Iron Age date from Whitegate Farm, Bleadon. 'Bleadon Man’ is a skeleton of a 50 year-old man found during the building of new houses in Bleadon, Somerset, near Weston-super-Mare, in 1997. He had been 5 feet 6 inches (1.68 metres) tall and suffered from arthritis. The bones were carbon-dated to 100 BCE Skeleton of Bleadon Man, 1999. 100 BCE
Thirteen microscope slides in wooden box, relating to human lice in trench fever work, by F. Martin Duncan, 1918-19. Thirteen microscope slides in wooden box 1918-1919
Mummified infant, no provenance, Egyptian, 2000-101BCE (see note). Mummified infant, Egypt, 2000-101 BCE 2000-101 BCE
Microscopical preparations of section of tubercular lung, glass, prepared by Dr. James Macartney, Dublin, 1824 Microscopical preparation of a tubercular lung, Dublin, Ireland, 1824 1824
Microscopical preparation of tumour, prepared by Dr. Thomas Hodgkin, glass plate, 1833-1837 Microscopical preparation of a tumour, England, 1833-1837 1833-1837
Leather amulet with bead decoration, possibly turtle or lizard form, likely to contain umbilical cord, Indian Plains, North America, late 19th century Beaded amulet in form of a turtle 1871-1900