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Types of Batteries. Primary and Secondary Batteries

There are two classes of batteries: primary and secondary. Primary batteries stop delivering electric current when their chemicals are expended. Secondary batteries—also called rechargeable batteries... more details »

Learning Hands-On: Breaking Cells Open & Extracting DNA

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Bethlehem, Church of the Nativity. Jerusalem: the Church of the Holy Sepulchre

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Composite Cell. Three-dimensional representation of simple columnar cells showing organelles

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Battleship. Development and Modern of the Battleship

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The Old Babylonian Empire. The Fall of Babylon

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Oil Control Rings. Ring Combinations

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Characterizing Features. Radial Pressure Characteristics

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1. Relief with prize presentation scene from the Theodosian obelisk. Constantinople, 390. Marble
2. Statue of a horse from a miniature quadriga. Constantinople (?), about 500 Bronze
3. Miniature of charioteers. Egypt (?), about 500. Papyrus
4. Mosaic of a chariot race in the Circus Maximus. Piazza Armerina, Sicily, about 310-320. Marble and glass
5. Diptych leaf of consul Anastasius. Constantinople, 517. Ivory
6. Emblema with banquet of gladiators. Thysdrus (El Djem, Tunisia), about 220-250 Mosaic
7. Stele fragment with gladiators in combat. Eastern Mediterranean, 3rd-4th century Marble
8. Alexander plate with hunting scene. Italy, mid-3rd century Gold glass
9. Pitcher with hunting scenes. Italy (?), 2nd half 4th century. Bronze with silver, copper, and niello inlay
10. Wint Hill bowl. Cologne (?), mid-4th century. Greenish glass
11. Relief with liberation of a besieged city. El Ashmunein (?), Egypt, 4th-5th century Dark wood (dikotyle)
12. Drawings of the column of Arcadius. Constantinople, 1574. Paper
13. Drawings of the Calendar of 354. Paris, 1620-1629. Parchment
14. Apse decoration of S. Vitale
15. Missorium of Theodosius. Eastern Empire, 388. Silver with silver gilt
16. Encolpion with crowning of an emperor. Constantinople or Cilicia (?), late 6th century. Gold
17. Girdle of coins and medallions. Constantinople (?), 583. Gold
18. Diptych leaf with consecration of a deceased emperor. Rome (?), 2nd quarter 5th century. Ivory
19. Relief with an emperor as Helios enthroned. Egypt, 2nd-3rd century. Painted limestone
20. North facade of the Arch of Constantineю Rome, 315. Marble