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