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"Unraveling the Tapestry of Genealogical History: From Queen Elizabeth II to Ancient Civilizations" Delving into the rich tapestry of genealogy

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Genealogical Collection: The Descent of Queen Elizabeth II. Family Tree
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Genealogical Collection: Genealogical Table - Queen Elizabeth II
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Genealogical Collection: 1887 Jubilee genealogical tree of Queen Victoria
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Genealogical Collection: Family tree, conceptual artwork
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Genealogical Collection: Artwork of four apes, 1874
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Genealogical Collection: Family tree
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Genealogical Collection: Genealogy of the House of Habsburg, circa 1605
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Genealogical Collection: Ms 360 f. 264v Tree of Consanguinity, from the Decrets de Gratien (vellum)
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Genealogical Collection: Tree of Life, or Tree of the Cross, illustration from the
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Genealogical Collection: An illustrated page from the manuscript Zubdei Tarih (Cream of Genealogies), c
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Genealogical Collection: A Mayan shell pectoral with the profile torso of a dignitary, c. 450-650 (shell)
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Genealogical Collection: An Aztec stone figure of a Macuilxochitl, c. 1200-1521 (stone)
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Genealogical Collection: A rare German jewelled parochet (Torah ark curtain), 1764 (red velvet embroidered in silver)
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Genealogical Collection: An antique Kirman Masha ir carpet, depicting the massed ranks of Persian kings
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Genealogical Collection: East Window with Jesse Tree, c. 1845 (stained glass)
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Genealogical Collection: Album of Mughal dynastic genealogy, 1855 (opaque w / c & gold on paper)
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Genealogical Collection: Genealogical roll of the kings of England, c. 1440-79 (pen & ink on parchment)
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Genealogical Collection: Nemanjic Family Tree, 1335-48 (fresco)
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Genealogical Collection: The Genealogy of Rene II (1451-1508) Duke of Lorraine (vellum)
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Genealogical Collection: Genealogical tree of Queen Victorias family
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Genealogical Collection: The Rose, a family tree presented to the Emperor Charles VI
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Genealogical Collection: Idole a la Croquille, (bronze with brown patina and seashell)
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Genealogical Collection: Album of Mughal dynastic genealogy, 1855 (opaque w / c & gold on paper)
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Genealogical Collection: Album of Mughal dynastic genealogy, 1855 (opaque w / c & gold on paper)
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Genealogical Collection: The Genealogy of the Anti-Christ Oliver Cromwell (1599-1658) (engraving) (b / w photo)
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Genealogical Collection: Window depicting the Tree of Jesse (stained glass)
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Genealogical Collection: The Genealogy of Charles V (1338-80) Le Sage and Charles VI (1368-1422)
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Genealogical Collection: Window depicting the Tree of Jesse (stained glass)
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Genealogical Collection: Window depicting the Tree of Jesse (stained glass)
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Genealogical Collection: Jesse Tree, 1849 (stained glass)
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Genealogical Collection: East Window with Jesse Tree, c. 1844 (stained glass)
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Genealogical Collection: Jesse Tree, 1848 (stained glass)
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Genealogical Collection: A Teotihuacan stone mask, carved with the youthful face of a dignitary, c. 450-650 (stone)
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Genealogical Collection: Hina, (bronze with brown patina)
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Genealogical Collection: East Window with Jesse Tree, detail, c. 1884 (stained glass)
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Genealogical Collection: Genealogical roll of the kings of England, c. 1440-79 (pen & ink on parchment)
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Genealogical Collection: Titlepage of the Genealogie of the Princelie Familie of The Howards, 1638 (ink
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Genealogical Collection: Mother and Child; Mere et Enfant, 1922 (oil on canvas)
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Genealogical Collection: Album of Mughal dynastic genealogy, 1855 (opaque w / c & gold on paper)
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Genealogical Collection: Jesse Tree, detail, 1849 (stained glass)
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Genealogical Collection: Jesse Tree, detail, 1848 (stained glass)
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Genealogical Collection: Corpus Christi Oxford MS 255A f. 11r Tree depicting genealogy of Biblical figures in
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Genealogical Collection: Genealogical roll of the kings of England, c. 1440-79 (pen & ink on parchment)
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Genealogical Collection: Genealogical roll of the kings of England, c. 1440-79 (pen & ink on parchment)
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Genealogical Collection: A Little Family History, (pencil and watercolour)
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Genealogical Collection: Ms 289. 3 f. 67v The tree of Jesse issuing from an initial, from St Matthews Gospel
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Genealogical Collection: The Tree of Jesse, c. 1150 (stained glass)
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Genealogical Collection: Ms Lat 8878 fol. 5v Adam and Eve and the Genealogy of Christ


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"Unraveling the Tapestry of Genealogical History: From Queen Elizabeth II to Ancient Civilizations" Delving into the rich tapestry of genealogy, we discover fascinating connections that span across time and continents. The descent of Queen Elizabeth II unveils a captivating story, woven with threads from various historical periods. One such thread takes us back to 1887, where a jubilee genealogical tree of Queen Victoria showcases the intricate lineage leading up to Her Majesty's reign. This remarkable artwork serves as a testament to the importance placed on ancestry throughout history. Intriguingly, an artwork depicting four apes in 1874 reminds us that even our distant primate relatives have their own family trees. It prompts contemplation about how interconnected all living beings are through shared genetic heritage. Moving beyond conventional depictions, conceptual artworks like the Family Tree challenge traditional representations by exploring new ways to visualize relationships and kinship bonds. These innovative interpretations invite us to ponder alternative perspectives on our own familial roots. Venturing further into history, we encounter the genealogy of the House of Habsburg circa 1605. This meticulously crafted table unravels centuries-old bloodlines and offers insights into one of Europe's most influential dynasties. Diverse cultures also contribute their unique narratives to this vast tapestry. Hebrew and Aramaic inscriptions on a mosaic floor synagogue remind us that genealogy holds significance not only within royal lineages but also within religious communities seeking connection with their ancestral pasts. The Tree of Consanguinity from Decrets de Gratien manuscript transports us back in time with its delicate vellum pages adorned with intricately drawn branches connecting individuals based on blood ties. It serves as a reminder that understanding our ancestors' relationships can shed light on legal systems and societal structures prevalent during different eras. Beyond European borders lies an enchanting Mayan shell pectoral dating back between 450-650 AD.