Museum
Natural History Museum, London
London, United Kingdom
Museum in London. 6 people in the register connected with it.
History
- 1903–1930Received Miocene Echinodermata and fossil Mammalia from Cyprus caves from Dorothea Bate in 1903-11 and Pliocene Mollusca from Cyprus from Rupert Gunnis in 1929-30.
R. J. Cleevely (1983). World palaeontological collections : [an index of collectors]
- 1925In May 1925 the Natural History Museum bought seven fragmentary Elephas molars from the Athna well from George B. Palma.
People
6 peopleStaff and members · 2
- David S. Reesemember or staff1987
- Kenneth P. OakleyspecialistSimmons & DiBenedetto 2014
Donors and lenders · 4
- Dorothea Minola Alice Batepreparator, then palaeontologist · gave objects1895–1911
- J. L. Brucegave objects1926
- Rupert Forbes Gunnisgave objects1933
- David J. Nixondonor · gave objectsal. 20021961
Objects
Seven fragmentary Elephas sp. molars from the Athna well
from Athna well, CyprusAnnie Caubet, Robert Stuart Merrillees (2014). Cahiers du Centre d'Etudes Chypriotes, Volume 44, 2014, p. 412
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3 mentionsDocuments · 1
- People · 2listed under People
Sources
- 1.Alan H. Simmons et al. (2002). Faunal Extinction in an Island Society: Pygmy Hippopotamus Hunters of Cyprus. p. 1. Kluwer Academic/Plenum.
- 2.Alan H. Simmons; Katelyn DiBenedetto (2014). Stone Age Sailors: Paleolithic Seafaring in the Mediterranean. p. 134.
- 3.R. J. Cleevely (1983). World palaeontological collections : [an index of collectors].
- 4.Annie Caubet, Robert Stuart Merrillees (2014). “Cahiers du Centre d'Etudes Chypriotes, Volume 44, 2014”.
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