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Specific picture descriptions: Photos above with "i" icons next to the bracketed sequence numbers (e.g. "[1] ") are described as follows:
1. AMONHP_161005_006.JPG: Old New York
2. AMONHP_161005_029.JPG: The Boy of Teshik Tash
3. AMONHP_161005_031.JPG: Upper Paleolithic of Europe
4. AMONHP_161005_033.JPG: Man's Rise to Civilization
5. AMONHP_161005_049.JPG: Alexander the Great
6. AMONHP_161005_056.JPG: Alexandria in the 1st Century AD
7. AMONHP_161005_075.JPG: Peking in the late 15th Century
8. AMONHP_161005_081.JPG: Calcutta in the late 18th century
9. AMONHP_161005_162.JPG: Okimono
10. AMONHP_161005_191.JPG: A Traditional Japanese Craft Wood-block Printing -- The Spirit of Things
11. AMONHP_161005_233.JPG: Vietnam: The Tradition
12. AMONHP_161005_235.JPG: China's Southeastern Frontier
13. AMONHP_161005_238.JPG: Great Wall of China
14. AMONHP_161005_242.JPG: This is a reconstruction of the burial of a pastoral nomadic warrior discovered in Outer Mongolia by the Roy Chapman Andrews expeditions in 1925. The graver contained his saddle, quiver and other equipment. The warrior, very likely a Mongol ancestor, lived about AD 1000, a few centuries before the rise of the Mongols under Chinggis Khan, who broke through the Great Wall and conquered China in the 13th century.
15. AMONHP_161005_253.JPG: The Story of the Buddha
16. AMONHP_161005_261.JPG: Travels of the Buddha
17. AMONHP_161005_292.JPG: Gobi Flag
18. AMONHP_161005_294.JPG: Primates: The distinctive characteristics and relationships of the different groups of Primates are here shown, beginning with the lowly tree shrews and ending with man.
19. AMONHP_161005_319.JPG: Colossal Olmec Head (reproduction)
20. AMONHP_161005_342.JPG: Sipan Tomb Excavation Model of Important Precolumbian Tomb
21. AMONHP_161005_357.JPG: Indians of Amazonia First Encounters
22. AMONHP_161005_381.JPG: Charles R. Knight Cro-Magnon Artists of Southern France, 1920
23. AMONHP_161005_390.JPG: The History of Human Evolution
24. AMONHP_161005_408.JPG: Turkana Boy
25. AMONHP_161005_415.JPG: A New Type of Human
26. AMONHP_161005_419.JPG: Out of Africa
27. AMONHP_161005_422.JPG: Peking Man
28. AMONHP_161005_424.JPG: Hyenas vs. Hominids
29. AMONHP_161005_426.JPG: DNA Confirms "Out of Africa"
30. AMONHP_161005_431.JPG: Spreading through Asia
31. AMONHP_161005_437.JPG: Flores
32. AMONHP_161005_439.JPG: Short Story
33. AMONHP_161005_444.JPG: Horse deeply engraved on a massive limestone block about 25,000 years old Abri Labattut, southwest France
34. AMONHP_161005_447.JPG: The Symbolic World
35. AMONHP_161005_449.JPG: Engraved Image
36. AMONHP_161005_452.JPG: Wild Cattle Carved on a Limestone Block (reproduction) Fourneau-du-Diable, France Around 20 thousand years old
37. AMONHP_161005_455.JPG: Master Carvers
38. AMONHP_161005_461.JPG: Pits and Geometric Motifs Engraved on Limestone (reproduction) La Ferrassie, France Over 30 thousand years old
39. AMONHP_161005_463.JPG: Europe's Oldest Art
40. AMONHP_161005_465.JPG: Hybrid
41. AMONHP_161005_467.JPG: Carved in Miniature
42. AMONHP_161005_470.JPG: Human Figure with Lion Heads sculpted in Mammoth Ivory (reproduction) Hohlenstein-Stadel, Germany c 32,000 years old
43. AMONHP_161005_475.JPG: The Human Form
44. AMONHP_161005_476.JPG: Terra Cotta
45. AMONHP_161005_477.JPG: Airbrushed
46. AMONHP_161005_479.JPG: Woman's Head Sculpted in Mammoth Ivory Grotte du Pape, Brassempouy, France (reproduction) c. 25,000 years old
47. AMONHP_161005_480.JPG: Male Figure Carved in Mammoth Ivory Brno, Czech Republic (reproduction) 26,000 years old
48. AMONHP_161005_483.JPG: Carnivore Head, Lion Head, Mammoth and Bear Molded in Clay Dolni Vestonice, Czech Republic (reproduction) 26,000 years old
49. AMONHP_161005_486.JPG: Pieced Together
50. AMONHP_161005_490.JPG: Feminine Mystique
51. AMONHP_161005_491.JPG: Female Figures Sculpted in Fired Loess (A) and Mammoth Ivory (B, C, D) Kostienki I, Russia (reproduction) 25,000-23,000 years old
52. AMONHP_161005_493.JPG: Leaving Africa Only fossils remain
53. AMONHP_161005_495.JPG: By Land and By Sea A long walk down the beach
54. AMONHP_161005_498.JPG: Steppes Into Asia Big game hunters
55. AMONHP_161005_501.JPG: Into the Neanderthal Homeland Moving into Europe
56. AMONHP_161005_504.JPG: The First Americans Crossing the land bridge
57. AMONHP_161005_508.JPG: How Do We Know?
58. AMONHP_161005_509.JPG: DNA
59. AMONHP_161005_513.JPG: What Makes us Human?
60. AMONHP_161005_530.JPG: Art Origins
61. AMONHP_161005_532.JPG: Lascaux Art from the Ice Age
62. AMONHP_161005_534.JPG: An Underground Wonder
63. AMONHP_161005_563.JPG: Albert Smith Bickmore
64. AMONHP_161005_571.JPG: The Great canoe
65. AMONHP_161005_662.JPG: Copyrighted Will S. Taylor 1911
66. AMONHP_161005_685.JPG: Lincoln Ellsworth Modeled by Sally Clark June 1933
67. AMONHP_161005_686.JPG: Some of the medals awarded Lincoln Ellsworth for his polar flights
68. AMONHP_161005_692.JPG: Log of the flight of the N24 in 1925. Both the N24 and N25 came down for bearings 136 nautical miles from the North Pole. The party saved themselves in the N25 after heroic work by Ellsworth and his men. "As blind across uncharted seas We struggle on our enterprise."
69. AMONHP_161005_695.JPG: The First Exploratory Flight into the Arctic from Spitsbergen, Norway, to Latitude 87 degrees 47' N Longitude 10 degrees 20' W. Leaders: Lincoln Ellsworth and Roald Amundsen
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Wikipedia Description: American Museum of Natural History
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The American Museum of Natural History (abbreviated as AMNH) is a private 501(c)(3) natural history museum on the Upper West Side of Manhattan in New York City. In Theodore Roosevelt Park, across the street from Central Park, the museum complex comprises 26 interconnected buildings housing 45 permanent exhibition halls, in addition to a planetarium and a library. The museum collections contain over 34 million specimens of plants, animals, fungi, fossils, minerals, rocks, meteorites, human remains, and human cultural artifacts, as well as specialized collections for frozen tissue and genomic and astrophysical data, of which only a small fraction can be displayed at any given time. The museum occupies more than 2�106 sq ft (190,000 m2). AMNH has a full-time scientific staff of 225, sponsors over 120 special field expeditions each year, and averages about five million visits annually.

The AMNH is a private 501(c)(3) organization. Its mission statement is: "To discover, interpret, and disseminate—through scientific research and education—knowledge about human cultures, the natural world, and the universe."
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