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lithic artefact: Plotted Find

lithic artefact: Plotted Find

lithic artefact: Plotted Find

lithic artefact: Plotted Find

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Sorting of charcoals per decapage after sieving >3mm

Member 3 breccia

The Parliament Collection:
Landscape with four figures dancing and spectators in the lower left. Beehive huts to the right and large tree framing the scene.

Sample containers that come either sterile or non-sterile with graduations molded into the containers. Material: Porcelain. Colour: White and pink (set of 4), c. 1900.

Used for grinding soya beans from which urease was extracted. Size: no. 2. Material: Metal. Colour: Painted black. Maker: Spong & Co., c. 1920.

Used for pill-making. Size 0. Outside diameter: 33/4 inch. Capacity: 5 oz. Material: Glazed earthenware. Colour: off-white, c. 1900.

With spirit lamp in case. Material: Metal (nickel & brass-plated) and ebony. Colour: Silver, brass and black. Maker: Mayer & Meltzer, c. 1920.

An instrument for measuring the amount of haemoglobin in the blood. Material: Glass and rubber. Colour: Clear and beige. Maker: Hawkley, c. 1920.

A counting-chamber device originally designed and usually used for counting blood cells. Material: Glass and rubber. Colour: Clear and red. Maker: E. Leitz, c. 1920.

2 oz glass-stoppered bottles, narrow mouth fitted in boxwood cases with screw top. Material: Glass. Colour: Clear, c. 1910.

For use out in the field and will protect your hands or your specimens from the contents. Glass-capped with glass rod, 1 oz. Material: Glass. Colour: Glass, c. 1910.

For use of injections. With 5 containers of "Tabloid" injections in metal case. Material: Glass. Colour: Clear and white. Maker: Burroughs Wellcome & Co., c. 1910.

Tart pan on 3 feet with 2 big handles on the side. Lid fits over pan. Handles and feet are attached with rivets.

Used for range of weights. Sliding pillar, continuous beam, hardened steel knife-edge bearings with extra glass scale pan and set of 16 weights. Material: Brass. Colour: Brass and clear. Maker: W&T Avery, c. 1910.

7 brass weights and 12 fractional in wooden case. Material: Brass. Colour: Brass. Maker: Baird & Tatlock, c. 1920.

12 urinometers and 3 cylinders in wooden stand. These instruments are hydrometers, used for the determination of the specific gravity of urine. The "water balance" experiment, c. 1920, demostrating the renal mechanism in the control of water balance, employed the use of urinometer. Material: Glass. Colour: Clear, c. 1920.

Contains 6 instruments in leather case. Material: Metal (nickel-plated). Colour: Silver and brown. Maker: Mayer & Meltzer, c. 1920.

14 containers in leather case. Material: Glass. Colour: Clear. Maker: Burroughs Wellcome & Co., c. 1920.

All metal syringe with 3 nozzles and 5 needles in metal case. Used for anaesthesia. Material: Metal (nickel-plated). Colour: Silver. Maker: Allen & Hanburys, c. 1920.

Used for measuring temperature. Material: Glass. Colour: Clear. Maker: Eastman Kodak Co., c. 1920.

14 stereograms. Most of them deal with the anatomy of the human eye. Set in metal case. Material: Metal. Colour: Black. Maker: J & R Fleming Ltd, c. 1930.

The evidential standard that must be met before a case has to be reffered to a prosecutor for a charging decision. Material: Paper. Colour: Off-white. Maker: Raphael's Ltd, c. 1930.

Consists of a telescopic bar with wheel adjustments and sixteen segmental lenses in pairs representing 1.00-600 dioptres and plano round and plano flat top lenses. Material: Metal and glass. Colour: Silver and clear. Maker: Societe des Lunetiers, c. 1940.

It is a famous photographic lens design. Material: Metal. Colour: Brass, c. 1930.