Images Dated 10th June 1993
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Sacked manager of Tottenham Hotspur Football Club Terry Venables arrives at the High
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Teesside Alliance League Football Awards, the Cleveland Juniors Under 13'
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Julie Goodyear is pictured outside the set of Coronation Street greeting fans
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Swimmer, Sharron Davies with boyfriend Derek Redmond, 10th June 1993
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Margaret Thatcher looking at a model of the promised £
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Sharron Davies Championship Swimmerand TV Presenter with boyfriend Derek Redmond 1993
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Jeremy Bates in action at the Stella Artois tournament before Wimbledon
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Featured 10 Jun 1993 Image
Phrenology bust by L.N. Fowler
Phrenology bust by L.N. Fowler. Phrenology was a popular pseudoscience of the nineteenth century. The basis for the theory lay in a misplaced belief that a person's character and mental faculties effected the shape of their head. It was thought that this was because the skull became modified over the different functional areas of the cortex of the brain. Practitioners of the technique claimed that they could read a person, that is assess their personality, by feeling the bumps on their head. In this bust, a wide range of personality traits are mapped across the various bones that comprise the skull
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