Will Explain Function of Organs - Transparent Anatomical Mannikin "TAM"
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1968
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Bobby and the Old Professor -Elephant Tusks - They Talk About Fireflies and Metals
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June
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1938
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University of Michigan Museum Eohippus and Modern Horse Models, January 1936
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1936
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Ann Arbor News, January 22, 1936
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FIRST AND LAST - The two statuettes shown above offer comparisons in size between the present-day horse and its "first ancestor," known as Eohippus and only 11 inches high in the flesh. Both the statuettes were sculptured on the same scaled by Carlton W. Angell, University of Michigan museum artist.
Ann Arbor News, January 22, 1936
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FIRST AND LAST - The two statuettes shown above offer comparisons in size between the present-day horse and its "first ancestor," known as Eohippus and only 11 inches high in the flesh. Both the statuettes were sculptured on the same scaled by Carlton W. Angell, University of Michigan museum artist.
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Bobby and the Old Professor Examining Elephant Tusks Photographer: Eck Stanger
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1938
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University of Michigan Museum Indian Stockade Model, January 1936
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1936
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Ann Arbor News, January 17, 1936
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Above is shown a miniature reproduction (five feet to the inch) of the "second stockade" that was built by ancient Indians 10 miles northeast of Imlay City, in Lapeer county. The outline of this enclosure, with a larger similar one nearby, was unearthed by Dr. Emerson F. Greenman, heading a University of Michigan expedition that excavated extensively on the Roy Younge farm last summer. Each of the twigs used in the miniature represents one of the saplings that comprised the enclosure. The picture is taken from the west end.
Ann Arbor News, January 17, 1936
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Above is shown a miniature reproduction (five feet to the inch) of the "second stockade" that was built by ancient Indians 10 miles northeast of Imlay City, in Lapeer county. The outline of this enclosure, with a larger similar one nearby, was unearthed by Dr. Emerson F. Greenman, heading a University of Michigan expedition that excavated extensively on the Roy Younge farm last summer. Each of the twigs used in the miniature represents one of the saplings that comprised the enclosure. The picture is taken from the west end.
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University of Michigan Kelsey Museum of Archaeology Tomb Stones
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1949
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Ann Arbor News, January 2, 1949
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The old Roman tombstone in the above picture is one of some 250 owned by the University Museum of Archaeology which date back to the first and second centuries after Christ. The stone is dedicated to "Cornelia Hermione, their mother, who well deserved it" by her sons Cornelius Hermogenes and Cornelius Aquilinus. The Patera or shallow saucer engraved in the gable is known as a libation saucer used for offerings of wines or other liquids to the gods. The inscription belongs to the University's de Crisco collection, purchased from a parish priest in Pozzuoli, Italy.
Ann Arbor News, January 2, 1949
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The old Roman tombstone in the above picture is one of some 250 owned by the University Museum of Archaeology which date back to the first and second centuries after Christ. The stone is dedicated to "Cornelia Hermione, their mother, who well deserved it" by her sons Cornelius Hermogenes and Cornelius Aquilinus. The Patera or shallow saucer engraved in the gable is known as a libation saucer used for offerings of wines or other liquids to the gods. The inscription belongs to the University's de Crisco collection, purchased from a parish priest in Pozzuoli, Italy.
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University of Michigan Museum of Natural History displays newly acquired dinosaur fossils Photographer: Duane Scheel
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1967
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New Dinosaur Fossils join other exhibits at the University of Michigan Museum of Natural History Photographer: Duane Scheel
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1967
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New Dinosaur Bought for the University of Michigan Museum of Natural History Photographer: Duane Scheel
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1967
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Ice-Age Tusk Found At Local Gravel Pit
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11
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July
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1963
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