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Bertillon, Instructions Signaletiques Album

Ge Guoluo (Ge Lolo) family carrying loads. The woman holds a spindle in her hand to indicate that the tribe uses the fibres of the ge plant for spinning, from .

Pozi (Poren) looking civilized.

Bulong Miao. A musical scene of the Bulong Miao tribe who belong to the Buyi ethnic group. Two women are dancing while two men play the mouth-organ (sheng) and two others beat a brass drum.

Portrait of Johannes Dryander

View of dissected brain: figura tertia

Lama. Two monks of the Lama tribe selling beads.

Chinese manuscript Yun-nan ying chih Miao-Man t'u ts'e.

A patient of the Friern Hospital with amputated legs

Hei Miao, Three fierce fighting men from the Hei Miao (Black Miao) tribe being appeased by three women.

Chinese manuscript Yun-nan ying chih Miao-Man t'u t'se.

Annie Eastland in the Amy Louise Cott,

F. Nightingale and Sir H. Verney; Claydon House

The album of Knaresborough views / A.W. Lowe.

F. Nightingale, Lady Verney, Sir H. Verney; c. 1890

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The album of Knaresborough views / A.W. Lowe.

F. Nightingale, Lady Verney, Sir H. Verney; c. 1890

F. Nightingale and Sir H. Verney; Claydon House

Ge Guoluo (Ge Lolo) family carrying loads. The woman holds a spindle in her hand to indicate that the tribe uses the fibres of the ge plant for spinning, from .

Bulong Miao. A musical scene of the Bulong Miao tribe who belong to the Buyi ethnic group. Two women are dancing while two men play the mouth-organ (sheng) and two others beat a brass drum.

Album

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The album of Knaresborough views / A.W. Lowe.

F. Nightingale, Lady Verney, Sir H. Verney; c. 1890

F. Nightingale and Sir H. Verney; Claydon House

Ge Guoluo (Ge Lolo) family carrying loads. The woman holds a spindle in her hand to indicate that the tribe uses the fibres of the ge plant for spinning, from .

Bulong Miao. A musical scene of the Bulong Miao tribe who belong to the Buyi ethnic group. Two women are dancing while two men play the mouth-organ (sheng) and two others beat a brass drum.

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