Flint instrument used by T Wilson Parry for trephination experiments, England, 1918-1920
1918-1920
Four flint instruments
- maker:
- Thomas Wilson Parry
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Four flint instruments, probably made by Dr. T. Wilson Parry and used by him in experiments on neolithic trephination, England, 1918-1920
Details
- Category:
- Surgery
- Collection:
- Sir Henry Wellcome's Museum Collection
- Object Number:
- A652063
- Materials:
- flint
- Measurements:
-
largest instrument: length 88 mm
largest instrument: width 56 mm
largest instrument: depth 21 mm
smallest instrument: length 46 mm
smallest instrument: width 33 mm
smallest instrument: depth 9 mm
- type:
- trephines
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