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The ship Endeavour aground along the coast of Australia in 1770, depicted by the artist Sydney Parkinson. From: Hawkesworth, John, An Account of the Voyages undertaken by the order of his present Majesty for making Discoveries in the Southern Hemisphere..., London 1773, Vol. 3 plate XIX.

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FIELD STATION

Named after Anton Rolandsson Martin

ANTHON ROLAND MARTINI

Birth registry from 1729

J P FALCK INSPIRES

Update from the field

TEXTILIA LINNAEANA

Work done and published

ROCK ART – PETROGLYPHS

Tomskaya Pisanitsa, Russia

THE LINNAEUS APOSTLES

Now in 90 Languages

FEED INCLUDING ALL ADDED KNOWLEDGE

Botany

MULBERRY AND SILK WORMS

Observations by Fredrik Hasselquist in 1751

SIBERIAN BIRCH FOREST

In present day west Siberia

BOTANICAL SPECIMEN

”Collected near Spitsbergen” 1758

KALMIA LATIFOLIA

In the U.S. Botanic Garden, Washington

Earth Sciences

ROCK SPECIMEN

Collected by Anton Rolandsson Martin

Zoology

SILVERFISH

Examined by Daniel Rolander

THE NORTHERN FULMAR

Spitsbergen

RED-CROWNED PARAKEET

Mentioned by Anders Sparrman

TWO SPECIES OF PARROTS

The Kaka and the Red-crowned Parakeet

ASCENSION ISLAND

Illustrated in Carl Johan Gethe’s Journal 1749

TRAVELS & FLYING FISH

In Carl Johan Gethe’s Journal 1747

Agriculture

PLANTATIONS – PARAMARIBO

& Observations by Daniel Rolander in 1755

CLOTH OF MULBERRY BARK

Obtained on Tahiti by Anders Sparrman

BUKHARAN PLOUGH

Illustrations from Academic Expeditions in Russia

WOOD FENCE, USA

Pennsylvania, New Jersey and New York

Anthropology

CARRIAGES & SEDAN CHAIRS

Observations by Pehr Kalm in 1748

WESTMINSTER BRIDGE

Observations by Pehr Kalm in 1748

FLOOR-MATS AND FURNITURE

Observations by Carl Peter Thunberg in Japan

”ENGLISH WOMEN...”

Mentioned by Pehr Kalm

POLI CONDOR HARBOUR

Côn Sơn Island - Tärnström was probably describ...

THE SURINAME JOURNAL

Unique manuscript by Rolander

Collections

THE CHELSEA PHYSIC GARDEN

Observations by Pehr Kalm 1748

THE FISH HERBARIUM

– Collected by Peter Forsskål in the 1760s

SEASICKNESS

Christopher Tärnström’s Journal in 1746

FOSSIL WOOD

Collected by Fredrik Hasselquist

TRAVELS & LEPROSY

Presented in Carl Johan Gethe’s Journal 1747

POOR RICHARD\'S ALMANACK

In the Benjamin Franklin private collection

Geography

COMMEMORATION STONE

Birthplace of Daniel Rolander

SWEDISH PASSPORT

– Adam Afzelius’ Journey towards England in 1789

VIEW OF CANTON

Observations by Pehr Osbeck in 1751

THE ROYAL HOSPITAL

Chelsea and Ranelagh Gardens – Notes by Per Kalm

18th CENTURY BATAVIA

Climate observations by Carl Peter Thunberg

18th CENTURY RUSSIAN MAPS

Imperial Academy of Sciences’ Natural History...

Persons

18th CENTURY RUSSIAN MAPS

Imperial Academy of Sciences’ Natural History...

18th CENTURY RUSSIAN MAPS

Imperial Academy of Sciences’ Natural History...

BARK CLOTHS

By the artist Sydney Parkinson

KALM'S DESCRIPTION OF

John Bartram’s work in North America

WILLIAM BARTRAM'S 1758

Drawing of John Bartram's house and gardens

JOHN BARTRAM'S GARDEN

The Garden and House described by Kalm

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. Secondly the ADD KNOWLEDGE function

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Botany

Earth Sciences

Zoology

Agriculture

Anthropology

Collections

Geography

Persons

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FIELD STATION

Named after Anton Rolandsson Martin

ANTHON ROLAND MARTINI

Birth registry from 1729

J P FALCK INSPIRES

Update from the field

TEXTILIA LINNAEANA

Work done and published

ROCK ART – PETROGLYPHS

Tomskaya Pisanitsa, Russia

THE LINNAEUS APOSTLES

Now in 90 Languages

MULBERRY AND SILK WORMS

Observations by Fredrik Hasselquist in 1751

SIBERIAN BIRCH FOREST

In present day west Siberia

BOTANICAL SPECIMEN

”Collected near Spitsbergen” 1758

KALMIA LATIFOLIA

In the U.S. Botanic Garden, Washington

ROCK SPECIMEN

Collected by Anton Rolandsson Martin

SILVERFISH

Examined by Daniel Rolander

THE NORTHERN FULMAR

Spitsbergen

RED-CROWNED PARAKEET

Mentioned by Anders Sparrman

TWO SPECIES OF PARROTS

The Kaka and the Red-crowned Parakeet

ASCENSION ISLAND

Illustrated in Carl Johan Gethe’s Journal 1749

TRAVELS & FLYING FISH

In Carl Johan Gethe’s Journal 1747

PLANTATIONS – PARAMARIBO

& Observations by Daniel Rolander in 1755

CLOTH OF MULBERRY BARK

Obtained on Tahiti by Anders Sparrman

BUKHARAN PLOUGH

Illustrations from Academic Expeditions in Russia

WOOD FENCE, USA

Pennsylvania, New Jersey and New York

CARRIAGES & SEDAN CHAIRS

Observations by Pehr Kalm in 1748

WESTMINSTER BRIDGE

Observations by Pehr Kalm in 1748

FLOOR-MATS AND FURNITURE

Observations by Carl Peter Thunberg in Japan

”ENGLISH WOMEN...”

Mentioned by Pehr Kalm

POLI CONDOR HARBOUR

Côn Sơn Island - Tärnström was probably describ...

THE SURINAME JOURNAL

Unique manuscript by Rolander

THE CHELSEA PHYSIC GARDEN

Observations by Pehr Kalm 1748

THE FISH HERBARIUM

– Collected by Peter Forsskål in the 1760s

SEASICKNESS

Christopher Tärnström’s Journal in 1746

FOSSIL WOOD

Collected by Fredrik Hasselquist

TRAVELS & LEPROSY

Presented in Carl Johan Gethe’s Journal 1747

POOR RICHARD\'S ALMANACK

In the Benjamin Franklin private collection

COMMEMORATION STONE

Birthplace of Daniel Rolander

SWEDISH PASSPORT

– Adam Afzelius’ Journey towards England in 1789

VIEW OF CANTON

Observations by Pehr Osbeck in 1751

THE ROYAL HOSPITAL

Chelsea and Ranelagh Gardens – Notes by Per Kalm

18th CENTURY BATAVIA

Climate observations by Carl Peter Thunberg

18th CENTURY RUSSIAN MAPS