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Tag Archives: Natural history books
The Year of the Monkey
We have officially begun the Chinese New Year. Let’s follow those clever monkeys.
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Tagged Chinese New Year, Natural history books
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A Fabulous 14th Hanes Lecture
A standing-room-only crowd assembled last evening in the Pleasants Family Assembly Room at Wilson Library to hear eminent art historian Prof. David Freedberg deliver the 14th Hanes Lecture, presented by the Hanes Foundation for the Study of the Origin and … Continue reading
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Tagged David Freedberg, Galileo, Hanes Foundation, Natural history books, Scientific Illustration
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