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Images Dated 20th March 2001

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Images Dated 20th March 2001: Processed iron ore

Processed iron ore or iron concentrate in large piles beside docks, awaiting export. The iron ore that is mined from the ground can be refined by crushing

Hawaii, Goby (Bryaninops Yongei) On Wire Coral (Cirrhipathes Anguina) Blue Background

Images Dated 20th March 2001: Storm cloud

Storm cloud. Cumulonimbus storm cell seen off a coast. Such isolated storm cells are typified by a tall cloud column (cumulonimbus) surrounded by a platform of large cumulus clouds

Images Dated 20th March 2001: Hawaii, Oahu, Lanikai Beach, Golden Sunrise Sky And Reflections Shoreline Ocean Mokulua Island

Hawaii, Oahu, Lanikai Beach, Golden Sunrise Sky And Reflections Shoreline Ocean Mokulua Island Background

Meteor. Computer artwork of a rocky meteor burning up in the Earths atmosphere. Meteors are asteroids, pieces of dust and rock, that strike the Earths atmosphere

Images Dated 20th March 2001: Genetically engineered fruit

Genetically engineered fruit. Conceptual computer illustration of a fruit with the external structure of a tomato and the internal structure of an orange

Genetically engineered fruit. Conceptual computer illustration of a fruit with the external structure of an apple and the internal structure of a tomato

Images Dated 20th March 2001: Peruvian mummy

Peruvian mummy
Mummy with a sun-bleached skull, surrounded by burial artefacts. Mummies such as this are found in several sites in the arid highlands of southern Peru, preserved by the extreme dryness

Peruvian mummy
Mummy in a desert. Mummies such as this are found in several sites in the arid highlands of southern Peru, preserved by the extreme dryness. Many still retain their skin and hair

Images Dated 20th March 2001: Mummified skull

Mummified skull and hair resting on ropes. Mummies such as this are found in several sites in the arid highlands of southern Peru, preserved by the extreme dryness

Peruvian mummy
Mummy in a desert. Mummies such as this are found in several sites in the arid highlands of southern Peru, preserved by the extreme dryness. Many still retain their skin and hair

Vineyard of grape vines with windbreaks to shield them from the wind. Photographed in Chile

Images Dated 20th March 2001: Grapes drying in sun

Grapes drying in sun
Harvested grapes left to dry in the sun. Raisins, sultanas and currants are all types of dried grapes. Photographed in Chile

Images Dated 20th March 2001: Atacama desert

Atacama desert. Boulders strewn across a plain in the Atacama desert of northern Chile. This is one of the driest regions on Earth

Images Dated 20th March 2001: Geyser field

Geyser field. Steam rising from hot pools in a geyser field. Geysers are deep natural wells in geothermal rock fissures. Their water lies in a large chamber at the wells base

Images Dated 20th March 2001: Volcanic crater lake

Volcanic crater lake. Crater lakes form when a volcano creates a large crater in an eruption, which then becomes filled with water. Such lakes are often hot and acidic

Volcanic crater lake. Fish-eye lens view of a crater lake. Crater lakes form when a volcano creates a large crater in an eruption, which then becomes filled with water

Cacti. Unidentified cacti (family Cactaceae) in a desert. Cacti are succulent plants, which means that they are able to store water in swollen tissues

Images Dated 20th March 2001: Formula One World Championship: Johnny Herbert tests with Arrows

Formula One World Championship: Johnny Herbert tests with Arrows
Johnny Herbert (GBR) tests with Arrows Formula One Testing, Barcelona, Spain. 20-23 March 2001

Images Dated 20th March 2001: Formula One World Championship: French Grand Prix, Magny Cours, 4 July 1993

Formula One World Championship: French Grand Prix, Magny Cours, 4 July 1993
Niki Lauda and Jean Todt French Grand Prix, Magny Cours, 4 July 1993

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