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Details. Accession no.:. P2012/19/77. Title:. Piggery, poultry house and animal store. ... Image by:. Mickleburgh, Edwin. Colour or B&W?:. Colour. Image copies. 2024 University of Cambridge.

TJ Young from the Scott Polar Research Institute in Cambridge told visitors that he used to study whales and seals, but as he suffered very badly from sea-sickness he decided ... Laura Hobbs, from the Scottish Association of Marine Science in Oban,

Not born but made’ was his verdict on the good manager of animals. ... He thinks it would be wise to clip animals before the winter sets in.

The symmetrical line pattern also incised above the juvenile animal in the latter group delineates between the hunted caribou and the more skeletal grazing animals. ... Dimensions:. Width: 11mm, length: 319mm. All images for this article:. 2024

You are not currentlyRemains of reindeer antlers from animal trapped in arial wires. ... Details. Accession no.:. P2012/19/831. Title:. Remains of reindeer antlers from animal trapped in arial wires.

This is the third animal that has died at winter quarters without apparent cause. ... Wilson, who is nettled, proposes to examine the brain of this animal to-morrow.

You are not currentlyRemains of reindeer antlers from animal trapped in arial wires. ... Details. Accession no.:. P2012/19/832. Title:. Remains of reindeer antlers from animal trapped in arial wires.

Description:. A silver christening mug decorated with foliage and animals and engraved with 'Henry Robertson Bowers 29th July 1883'. ... Dimensions:. Width: 84mm, height: 75mm, diameter: 60mm. Associated person(s):. Used by: Bowers, Henry Robertson ( - ).

Polar Social Science and Humanities. Polar Social Science and Humanities. Cambridge Canadian Studies Initiative. ... Michael Bravo, in collaboration with several other university departments and museums, launched the Cambridge Canadian Studies Initiative,

We got off our march, but under the most harassing circumstances and with the animals very tired. ... Tiring for the men, but in itself more even, and therefore less tiring for the animals.