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July 12, 2007

The Wellcome Trust Images

The Wellcome Library has a nice collection images that are available under Creative Commons 2.0., a license similar to the license that allows you to pilfer things from Abnormal Interests (full attribution, without commercial use and, in their case, without making derivatives). Most of the images have a distantly medical orientation. For example, the only image of a cuneiform tablet I could find was of a medical tablet.

I did find a couple great colored lithographs of the area around En Gedi. Here is one looking toward the Dead Sea over the monastery of St. Saba. It is by Louis Hage after David Roberts and was executed in 1843.

Ein Gedi wilderness look over St. Saba
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Great stuff! Go find your favorite image.

Via Sandwalk

Posted by Duane Smith at July 12, 2007 9:00 AM | Read more on Archaeology |

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And, no surprise, the tablet is displayed upside down

Posted by: Chuck Jones at July 12, 2007 11:33 PM

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