English transcription: Dr. Margaret Mead, the american anthropologist, was today awarded the 1970 Kalinga Prize for popularisation of science. She is seen here as she receives the medal from Mr. René Maheu, Director-General of UNESCO.
French transcription: L'antropologue américaine Margaret Mead a reçu, aujourd'hui, le Prix Kalinga de vulgarisation scientifique 1970. On la voit, ici, recevant une médaille des mains de M. René Maheu, Directeur Général de l'UNESCO.
Description: Standing behind a podium - with microphone and gavel - Margaret Mead is receiving the medal for the Kalinga Prize from René Maheu. They are holding between them the box containing the medal, inside of which can be read Monnaie de Paris.

French transcription: Louis de Broglie, Prix Kalinga 1952, L. 1587, UNESCO.
Description: A black and white portrait of Louis de Broglie.

French transcription: Table ronde intern. de personnalités scientifiques et lauréats du prix Nobel. M. Semenov (USSR).
Description: Mr. Semenov - co-winner of the 1956 Nobel Prize for Chemistry - is seated behind his name plate in a UNESCO Conference Room. Water and glasses are to his left, and a large, antiquated microphone, to his right.

English transcription: Islam, Philosophy and Science.
Description: Two men in business suits. The man on the right is handing over a medal to the other man. The other man is holding the medal case and a cigarette in his other hand. On the wall in the background are hanging three or four Arabic prints of indeterminate medium.
Location: Paris.

English transcription: Oppenheimer J. Robert.

Description: The American theoretical physicist Robert Oppenheimer, during a December 1965 UNESCO, Paris, conference devoted to Science et synthèse . Pour une connaissance de l'homme et de l'univers. He is seated on the podium papers and water glassware in front of him.

French transcription: Table ronde internationale de personnonalités scientifiques et lauréats du Prix Nobel. J. Boyd Orr (Grande Bretagne).
Description: In a UNESCO Conference Room, seated in back of his name plate, John Boyd Orr (UK), Nobel Peace Prize Winner (1949), and first Director-General of the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO).