Images Dated 12th October 2010
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Featured 12 Oct 2010 Print
St Marys Kempley DP114610
St Mary's Church, Kempley, Gloucestershire. Detail view of a wall painting showing a circular Wheel of Life with a series of spokes representing the ten ages of man, on the north side of the nave. Photographed in 2010
© Historic England Archive
Church, Fresco, Medieval, Painting, Wall
Featured 12 Oct 2010 Print
St Marys Kempley DP114598
St Mary's Church, Kempley, Gloucestershire. Detail view of a section of the fresco depicting Christ with seraphim and the evangelists, on the chancel ceiling. Photographed in 2010
© Historic England Archive
Church, Fresco, Medieval, Painting, Wall
Featured 12 Oct 2010 Print
Pogonophryne scotti
Fish specimen collected by Scotts British Antarctic Expedition 1910-1913, also known as the Terra Nova expedition. It had a broad scientific programme and collected thousands of geological and zoological specimens. The fish Pogonophryne scotti was discovered by the Terra Nova expedition and named in honour of Scott. Pogonophryne scotti is relatively common in Antarctic waters and occurs at depths down to 1, 000 metres. Date: 1910
© Mary Evans / Natural History Museum
