Greek urns in a storage room downstairs at the British Museum
A kouros statue
A frieze from the British Museum
A Marble statue of Demeter
Mildenhall treasure
Neolithic stone axe
Nereid monument frieze
Oxborough dirk
Payava's tomb
Roundel mosaic of Christ
Sheet bronze cauldron
Vale of York hoard 1
Vale of York hoard 2
Vale of York hoard 3
Vale of York hoard 4
Vale of York hoard 5
Vale of York hoard 6
Vale of York hoard 7
Hoxne hoard 1
Hoxne hoard 2
Hoxne hoard 3
Hoxne hoard 4
Hoxne hoard 5
Hoxne hoard 6
Ormside bowl L
Ormside bowl R
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The Old Man of Stoer.
Tarn Hows.
Kneller Hall.
The Summer Isles.
Ejer Bavnehøj tower
Mollehøj
Mollehøj millstone
Burial mound on Yding Skovhøj
The Macclesfield Canal at Higher Poynton
Portella de Baiau
Pic dels Aspres
Pic del Port Vell
Estany Negre, Pic de Sanfonts & Agulla de Baiau
Bushy House
NPL's new building
An NPL building
Beehive stone
Loch Enoch
GlenTrool
Loch Neldricken
Statue of Slamet Rijadi in Solo
A bulldozer's track
Crabapple Malus 'Evereste'
Copper age grave group
Cycladic figure of a woman
Four bronze sickles at the British Museum
A Greek stone vase
A Greek urn of a fearful Persian
Greek urns in a storage room downstairs at the British Museum
A kouros statue
A frieze from the British Museum
A Marble statue of Demeter
Mildenhall treasure
Neolithic stone axe
Nereid monument frieze
Oxborough dirk
Payava's tomb
Roundel mosaic of Christ
Sheet bronze cauldron
Vale of York hoard 1
Vale of York hoard 2
Vale of York hoard 3
Vale of York hoard 4
Vale of York hoard 5
Vale of York hoard 6
Vale of York hoard 7
Hoxne hoard 1
Hoxne hoard 2
Hoxne hoard 3
Hoxne hoard 4
Hoxne hoard 5
Hoxne hoard 6
Ormside bowl L
Ormside bowl R
