Hedyscepe canterburyana is a tall stove palm. The tree grows to be thirty two fee tall. This tree is…
The common name of Araucaria excelsa is Norfolk Island Pine. The plant is light green and has curved,…
The common name of Araucaria excelsa is Norfolk Island Pine. Pictured is a unsymmetrical tree grown…
The common name of Araucaria excelsa is Norfolk Island Pine. Pictured is a poor specimen. It is a poor…
The common name of Araucaria excelsa is Norfolk Island Pine. The branches resemble fronds.
Pictured are men plowing a sowing. This illustration is from a Babylonian seal impression from the 14th…
Image of an Argentine ant. This destructive insect is native to parts of South America, but was accidentally…
The Wilson-Rhode locust catcher was a horse-drawn device used to trap and kill locusts. Locusts were…
This illustration shows a human leg (front view), and comparative diagrams showing modifications of…
This illustration shows the leg of a seal. P. Pelvis, FE. Femur, TI. Tibia, FI. Fibula, TA. Tarsus,…
A coin of Cypress, representing the temple of Venus. It shows that she was worshiped in this island…
A coin of Paphos, now Baffo, in the island of Cypress. It shows that Venus was the deity worshiped there…
The Newport Tower (also known as: Round Tower, Touro Tower, Newport Stone Tower and Old Stone Mill)…
People in a boat landing on an island while the main ship stands along on the ocean during a sunset.
View of the Skala harbor on Patmos. It is on this island that John received his visions recorded in…
Illustration of Saint Francis of Xavier preaching to the Portuguese at Goa. Several men and women are…
"The seal Macrorhinus elephantinus or proboscideus, or Morunga proboscidea. It is the largest of the…
Illustration of the entrance of an igloo, built out of ice, partially underwater. A seal is swimming…
Leptonychotes weddelli. "A spotted seal of the southern and antarctic seas, belonging to the family…
"A press or stamp bearing dies on its jaws, or a die and a bed, for imprinting or embossing any device…
"In Greek mythology, one of two, or three, or an indeterminate number of sea-nymphs who by their singing…
"A circular box used for covering and protecting a seal. Old documents were commonly sealed by means…