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Greco-Roman medical cultures
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Mesoamerica
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China and Japan in the Modern Period
Greenland Tupilak figures
Images of the digestive organs in Korea
Digital imaging and history of medicine
The ancient stomachion, a Graeco-Roman gut-game
Japan
Anatomical Images in Northern Song China
Drawing Breath >< Gut Feelings: an experimental anatomical art lab for contemporary dance
Medieval medical sources in Latin
Birth of modern anatomo-pathology
Lightpainting Art: der Kreislauf des Lebens
An example of 17th-century Sino-European Cross-cultural medical history
Yoga and Ayurvedic Medicine in South Asia
The body maps of Master Yan Luo
Contemporary imaging techniques for medical purposes
Africa
Gut Scent – The Smell of Guts
China
Hunter-Fishers of Norway
Ancient Egypt
Greco-Roman antiquity
Ming-Qing illustrations of the organs
The Gut / Der Darm
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