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Image of a Marten Head
Scotland's Potato Famine
A neanderthal caring for another neanderthal hurt by a goat
People hunting a mammoth - one has fallen and hurt their leg
Hands holding a range of bronse age toys - figures and animals
A village scene with people untertaking differenct activities like making baskets, giving food and more
Several monks attending to a sick person
A mohter teaching her child
Bapedi Culture & Medicinal plants
The centaur chiron.
A chelsea pensioner getting his leg inspected by a doctor
Three people holding up different 'Red Cross' flags
Mutiple different plants used for healing by Romans
Two women outside the Rotunda hosipital in the 1800s
An archaeologist holding up the toy horse and thinking about someone using it
A Minoan fresco with sealife such as fish and dolphins
Three people taking different types of medication. Inside the medication are images of scientists.
Hands holding flowers
A delftware tile that depicts a romantic scene where a young man hands a flower to the girl he loves.
A scene of teacher teaching two pupils
Image of shaman, plants with healing properties and masks
Eir
Four people sitting and playing musical instruments.
Prince Lu playing a guqin, a seven-string musical instrument
De Hogeweyk – Nursing home
A women walking along a trail carrier a jug
A scene of a father and child collectiong beavers from a trap
A women preparing healing herbs at Biskupin
Six Chibi characters from different time periods and with different disabilities
Image of women kneeling next to a pond and temple
Masks
Agesilaus II - A Disabled Spartan
Cartoon og the history of Hospital Real de Todos-os-Santos
A child with a scraped knee.
The inside courtyard of an almshouse
A grandfather talking to his grandchild on shetland
Comic of story. Student asks, 'Margaret Mead, what is the earliest sign of civilization'. Mead responds, 'the first sign of civilization is a healed femur. In the animal kingdom if you break a leg, you die. A broken and healed femur means that someone has carried the person to safety and cared for them. It means that someone has helped a fellow human, rather than abandoning them.'
A person braiding another person's hair
Physicians conduction surgery on a person
Mary Seacole
A women caring for a man inside their home
A viking women in labour
Table with scrolls and herms on it
Images of broken bones and test that says - helping someone else through difficulty is where civilization starts
A Rune stone created by Harald Bluetooth in memory of his parents, King Gorm and Queen Thyra.
An archaeologist holding up an Ojibwe bad and thinking about someone using it