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Ref No	LDGSL/661
Title	Lithograph of the jaw of a rhinoceros
Date	Jun 1845
Level	File
Extent	1 print
Format	Photograph/drawing/painting/print
Description	[?Robert FITCH], chalk, pen and ink lithograph of 'Fossil remains, Cromer', drawn by Miss Turner and lithographed by W Kencely Bridgman, June 1845. The print shows the lower jaw of a rhinoceros with a descriptive text below.
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Administrative History	Fitch found and kept the specimen which is now in the Castle Museum, Norwich.
Provenance	Presented to the Society by W K Bridgman, 1845.
Access Conditions	Access is by appointment only. Please contact the Archivist for further information.
Language	English
ArchNote	Source: Thackray, J. "Separately published prints of fossils in nineteenth century Britain", 'Archives of Natural History', vol 12 (1985), pp175-199. Description by John Thackray; revised by Caroline Lam
CreatorName	FITCH \| Robert \| 1820-1895 \| natural historian
Subject	Ungulata
Previous reference	LDGSL 661

Persons

Code	PersonName	Dates
DS/UK/612	FITCH; Robert (1820-1895); natural historian	1820-1895

Places

Code	PlaceName
NA127	Norfolk

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