A description of the ivories, ancient & mediaeval, in the South Kensington museum (1872)
South Kensington Museum, Maskell, William, 1814?-1890 · London, Chapman & Hall · leaf 23
Preface. xi in deciding the animal to be an ibex of the Alps, and not of the Pyrenees. … The next is a group of reindeer, drawn upon a piece of slate. And on the next page, incised upon a piece of mammoth ivory^ are outlines of the mammoth itself. The original, rather more than nine inches in length is at Paris, in the museum of the Jardin des plantes. There is no discovery with…
South Kensington Museum · Ivories · Art objects
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![An illustration from Historia novi et admirabilis fontis balneique Bollensis in Ducatu Wirtembergico ad acidulas Goepingenses : mandato illustris. principis ac D.D. Frid. Ducis Vvirtemberg. et Teccensis. Comitis Montisbelig. &c. ac Equ. Ord. Reg. Gall. ad subditorum omniumqu[e] vicinorum & exterorum emolumentum ob vires insignes adornati, (1598)](https://img.insideoutlibrary.com/img/200/ia-historianovietad1598bauh-385-128.webp)
