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Scott Polar Research Institute. University of Cambridge. Lensfield Road. Cambridge. CB2 1ER. ... Qualifications. MA Museum Studies, University of Leicester. BSc Animal Behaviour and Wildlife Biology (Hons), Anglia Ruskin University.

Description:. One animal hide belt decorated with woven porcupine quills. Collected by Episcopal missionary Augustus Reginald Hoare in Point Hope, Alaska, between 1908 and 1920. ... Animal skin loop on one end and plaited rope cord on opposite end for

Please use this link to pay for this item on the University of Cambridge online shop:. ... These vivid landscapes and portraits of the scientists and staff he encountered on the bases have never been shown in Cambridge before.

slumbering. Work with animals means long intervals of rest which are not altogether easily occupied. ... The teams are pulling very well, Meares’ especially. The animals are getting a little fierce.

Details. Accession no.:. P66/17/625. Title:. Two Inuit men with animals they have hunted. ... Description:. Two Inuit men are standing on the snow beside a group of dead animals.

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.

Details. Accession no.:. P66/17/626. Title:. Two Inuit men with animals they have hunted. ... Description:. Two Inuit men are standing on the snow beside a group of dead animals.

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.