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Some are made of stone and others of ivory. The smaller carvings were toys for children to play with and are shaped like the animals which are hunted for food and ... 2024 University of Cambridge.

Details. Accession no.:. P66/17/259. Title:. Man skinning an animal. Description:. A man is standing on the snow and ice and bending over an animal with a knife in his ... Colour or B&W?:. Black and white. Image copies. 2024 University of Cambridge.

Details. Accession no.:. Y: 2019/60a. Title:. Miniature boot. Description:. A pair of red animal hide miniature boots with tan coloured soles. ... Field collection:. Person. Hoare, Augustus Reginald. Date. 1908. Place. United States of America > Alaska >

How much do you know about Polar animals? Designed by Roland Warren, Saffron Walden County High School on the 7th April 1998. ... Roland Warren. 2024 University of Cambridge.

2022. The role of large wild animals in climate change mitigation and adaptation. ... In Roué M., Nakashima D., Krupnik I. (Eds.) Resilience through Knowledge Co-Production, Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, pp.

The team at Scott Polar Research Institute in Cambridge investigated in an interdisciplinary way the possible effects of climate change in the Russian part of the research region in northeast Europe. ... Petr Taleev from the 'Ilebts' community showing

The Polar Museum: news blog. «». Polar Cows. Residents and visitors to Cambridge will have noticed that there are some new faces around town. ... South Georgia is a remote location in its own right, some domesticated animals have made it even further

You are not currentlyShip moored up alongside ice, with cut up animal on shore. ... Details. Accession no.:. P66/17/444. Title:. Ship moored up alongside ice, with cut up animal on shore.

pleasure. One gained confidence every moment in the animals; they brought along their heavy loads without a hint of tiredness. ... Evans said he could see no difference at the end from the start – the little animal simply romped in.

He was destined to go on to far greater things, for which he was awarded both the OBE and the Polar Medal, and to make his mark indelibly on Cambridge history. ... difficulties od transporting hundreds of kilos of equipment and supplies through snow and