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[left]: Segment from an Illustration by Henry Holiday to Lewis Carroll's The Hunting of the Snark (1876).
[right, mirror view]: The Bone Player (1856) by William Sidney Mount, now displayed in MFA, Boston.
Description: Portrait of two boys || Date of Creation: [195-?] || Location: || Creator: JD Spurway || Part of Collection: Spurway || Negative Number: 184 || Physical Description: 1 Photograph: Acetate negative, Original, 8.7x6.1cm
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where's the fun in that?
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A superb addition to the museum fleet is this RT,seen here with two Regent Vs and the MW,also from the Museum collection.Maaybe not an obvious choice for Swansea Bus Museum though it was drawing a lot of interest from the visitors.
The front facade of the Cifte minareli mosque with dark clouds looking overhead. Two little birds seated on the wall of the Roman Castle. Erzurum, Turkey
#22 : Students excercise
On the front of this clay tablet is part of an incantation or spell against evil spirits written in both Sumerian and Babylonian. On the back the text has been repeated phonetically in Greek script. Students in Babylonia wrote tablets like this to practice their translation.
3rd-1st century BCE, Babylon, Iraq
#24 The last dated cuneiform tablet
This is the last datable cuneiform tablet in the British Museum. It gives the monthly positions of the planets in the zodiac signs and the dates of their characterisitc phenomena. Dates of solstices , equinoxes and eclipses are also given. The text also refers to the rising of Sirius, and especially bright star used as a calender markers by various cultures across the ancient world.
AD 61, Babylon, Iraq