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When people want to be good but have not yet made firm resolutions or adopted firm principles, they are like climbers on a mountain on which there are large patches of loose shale - small stones, 2005 (w/c on paper)

premium — When people want to be good but have not yet made firm resolutions or adopted firm principles, they are like climbers on a mountain on which there are large patches of loose shale - small stones, 2005 (w/c on paper)

When people want to be good but have not yet made firm resolutions or adopted firm principles, they are like climbers on a mountain on which there are large patches of loose shale - small stones, 2005 (w/c on paper)

Wang, Elizabeth (1942-2016)

WNG6378900

Aztec civilization: Stone statue representing the deity of the Aztec water Chalchiuhtlicue (or Chalchiuhtlic), it is represented as a woman with knees wearing the traditional shale. Around 500. From Mexico. Stone sculpture. Madrid. Museum of America.

Aztec civilization: Stone statue representing the deity of the Aztec water Chalchiuhtlicue (or Chalchiuhtlic), it is represented as a woman with knees wearing the traditional shale. Around 500. From Mexico. Stone sculpture. Madrid. Museum of America.

IBE5359578

Cosmetic palette decorated with Canidae (Schist bas relief, ca. 3500-3100 BC)

Cosmetic palette decorated with Canidae (Schist bas relief, ca. 3500-3100 BC)

Egyptian School

Luisa Ricciarini

LRI4660920

Cosmetic palette decorated with canidae and giraffe (Back view) (Schist bas relief, ca. 3500-3100 BC)

Cosmetic palette decorated with canidae and giraffe (Back view) (Schist bas relief, ca. 3500-3100 BC)

Egyptian School

Luisa Ricciarini

LRI4660928

Pirania - Artist's View - Middle Cambrian Pirania - Pirania is a genus of primitive sponge that inhabited the ocean floor about 505 million years ago in the Cambrian. A species of Pirania, a primitive sponge that populated the ocean floors about 505 million years ago. The stems were hollow with bunches of long spicules attached to them. Based upon a sketch reconstruction by J.K. Rigby from the book, The Burgess Shale by Harry B. Whittington. Published in 1985 by Yale University Press

Pirania - Artist's View - Middle Cambrian Pirania - Pirania is a genus of primitive sponge that inhabited the ocean floor about 505 million years ago in the Cambrian. A species of Pirania, a primitive sponge that populated the ocean floors about 505 million years ago. The stems were hollow with bunches of long spicules attached to them. Based upon a sketch reconstruction by J.K. Rigby from the book, The Burgess Shale by Harry B. Whittington. Published in 1985 by Yale University Press

Walter B Myers

PIX4633228

Large palettes with relief framed with quadrupedes, hyenes or lycaons, lion, ibis or flamingo, imaginary monster, Nagada Period, 3500-3100 BC (stone)

Large palettes with relief framed with quadrupedes, hyenes or lycaons, lion, ibis or flamingo, imaginary monster, Nagada Period, 3500-3100 BC (stone)

Egyptian School

Photo Josse

JLJ4567552

Dinomischus - Artist's View - Middle Cambrian Dinomischus - Dinomischus was a fixed and stationary animal that inhabited the seabed of the Burgess Shale (- 500 million years). It looked like a daisy about 2.5 cm. Resembling modern flowers, species of the genus Dinomischus populate the ocean floor about 505 million years ago. About four inches tall, Dinomischus was an animal permanently attached to the ocean floor by a stalk. It probably fed by filtering the surrounding seawater for nutrients, and may have created a current to facilitate this. Its mouth and anus were positioned side - by side

Dinomischus - Artist's View - Middle Cambrian Dinomischus - Dinomischus was a fixed and stationary animal that inhabited the seabed of the Burgess Shale (- 500 million years). It looked like a daisy about 2.5 cm. Resembling modern flowers, species of the genus Dinomischus populate the ocean floor about 505 million years ago. About four inches tall, Dinomischus was an animal permanently attached to the ocean floor by a stalk. It probably fed by filtering the surrounding seawater for nutrients, and may have created a current to facilitate this. Its mouth and anus were positioned side - by side

Walter B Myers

PIX4633215

Darwinius masillae - Darwinius masillae is a species of primate today faded. A fossil (named Ida) was discovered in 1983 at the Messel fossil site in Germany, but its study was only published in 2009. Having lived 47 million years ago, Darwinius masillae is morphologically close to current lemurians, but the absence of claws, replaced by nails, means that Darwinius masillae is not a fossil lemurian but is part of a large group of primates called adapoids. The earliest known Haplorrhini primate was recently described by Franzen et al. (2009) from the Messel shale in Germany from the Eocene (47 million years ago)

Darwinius masillae - Darwinius masillae is a species of primate today faded. A fossil (named Ida) was discovered in 1983 at the Messel fossil site in Germany, but its study was only published in 2009. Having lived 47 million years ago, Darwinius masillae is morphologically close to current lemurians, but the absence of claws, replaced by nails, means that Darwinius masillae is not a fossil lemurian but is part of a large group of primates called adapoids. The earliest known Haplorrhini primate was recently described by Franzen et al. (2009) from the Messel shale in Germany from the Eocene (47 million years ago)

Julius Csotonyi

PIX4664500

Egyptian antiquite: Mykerinos shale triad (Menkaoure). The pharaoh in the center is depicted surrounded by the divinite Hathor (left) and the personification of the nome of Diospolis Parva (right) surmounts the jackal god, 4th dynasty, Dim. 47 x 93 x 43 cm - Cairo, Egyptian Museum - Egyptian civilization: Triad of Menkaure (Mycerinus) - king Menkaure wearing the white crown of Upper Egg Ypt, with the goddess Hathor to his right and the 17th nome of Upper Egypt to his left - Schist sculpture taken from the Valley Temple of the Pyramid of Menkaure at Giza, Old Kingdom, c. 2529 BC (Dim. 47x93x43 cm) - Egyptian National Museum, Cairo (Egypt)

Egyptian antiquite: Mykerinos shale triad (Menkaoure). The pharaoh in the center is depicted surrounded by the divinite Hathor (left) and the personification of the nome of Diospolis Parva (right) surmounts the jackal god, 4th dynasty, Dim. 47 x 93 x 43 cm - Cairo, Egyptian Museum - Egyptian civilization: Triad of Menkaure (Mycerinus) - king Menkaure wearing the white crown of Upper Egg Ypt, with the goddess Hathor to his right and the 17th nome of Upper Egypt to his left - Schist sculpture taken from the Valley Temple of the Pyramid of Menkaure at Giza, Old Kingdom, c. 2529 BC (Dim. 47x93x43 cm) - Egyptian National Museum, Cairo (Egypt)

Egyptian 4th Dynasty (c.2613-2498 BC)

Luisa Ricciarini

LRI4639720

Detroit of Gibraltar seen by satellite - Strait of Gibraltar seen from space - The Detroit of Gibraltar seen by the Terra satellite with the ASTER instrument on 5 July 2000. The visible and infrared image covers an area of 34 km by 59 km. To the north, Spain and the rock of Gibraltar at the end of the tip, to the south, Morocco. The Strait of Gibraltar separates Spain from Morocco. This image, acquired on July 5, 2000, covers an area 34 kilometers (21 miles) wide and 59 kilometers (37 miles) long in three bands of the reflected visible and infrared wavelength region. The promontory on the eastern side of the conspicuous Spanish port is the Rock of Gibraltar. Once one of the two classical Pillars of Hercules, the Rock was crowned with silver columns by Phoenician mariners to mark the limits of safe navigation for the ancient Mediterranean peoples. The rocky promontory still commands the western entrance to the Mediterranean Sea. The rocky limestone and shale ridge rises abruptly from th

Detroit of Gibraltar seen by satellite - Strait of Gibraltar seen from space - The Detroit of Gibraltar seen by the Terra satellite with the ASTER instrument on 5 July 2000. The visible and infrared image covers an area of 34 km by 59 km. To the north, Spain and the rock of Gibraltar at the end of the tip, to the south, Morocco. The Strait of Gibraltar separates Spain from Morocco. This image, acquired on July 5, 2000, covers an area 34 kilometers (21 miles) wide and 59 kilometers (37 miles) long in three bands of the reflected visible and infrared wavelength region. The promontory on the eastern side of the conspicuous Spanish port is the Rock of Gibraltar. Once one of the two classical Pillars of Hercules, the Rock was crowned with silver columns by Phoenician mariners to mark the limits of safe navigation for the ancient Mediterranean peoples. The rocky promontory still commands the western entrance to the Mediterranean Sea. The rocky limestone and shale ridge rises abruptly from th

PIX4665868

Faversham, Kent. 18th century map. This is a plan of the Kentish flatlands surrounding Faversham, to the south of The Swale. Ruled red-ink lines radiating from observation stations and intersecting across the map, indicate angular measurements taken by the surveyor between fixed triangulation points. The irregularly shaped paper is so worn and torn that much of the detail is now erased.

Faversham, Kent. 18th century map. This is a plan of the Kentish flatlands surrounding Faversham, to the south of The Swale. Ruled red-ink lines radiating from observation stations and intersecting across the map, indicate angular measurements taken by the surveyor between fixed triangulation points. The irregularly shaped paper is so worn and torn that much of the detail is now erased.

BL3260231

Milton, Kent. 19th century map. This original protraction of the Swale in Kent extends from Milton to Conyer Creek, and comprises the first plottings from the field book of the area. Ruled-black sheet lines indicate the edges of the area that were copied for the finished drawings OSD 112 and OSD 113. The plan is made up of two pieces of paper, irregularly cut and then joined together.

Milton, Kent. 19th century map. This original protraction of the Swale in Kent extends from Milton to Conyer Creek, and comprises the first plottings from the field book of the area. Ruled-black sheet lines indicate the edges of the area that were copied for the finished drawings OSD 112 and OSD 113. The plan is made up of two pieces of paper, irregularly cut and then joined together.

BL3260234

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