Fossilized horse(?) teeth, Dragon's teeth, used to
- Made:
- 2000-5000
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Fossilized horse(?) teeth, Dragon's teeth, used to cure acute mania, in glass topped display box, from Hong Kong, Chinese, about 2,000 000 BC to 500,000 BC
Details
- Category:
- Materia Medica & Pharmacology
- Collection:
- Sir Henry Wellcome's Museum Collection
- Object Number:
- A674248
- Materials:
- bone, box, cardboard and ivory
- type:
- teeth archaeology (pleistocene), ethnography (chinese), geology, pharmacy (materia medica) and archaeology (pleistocene), dragons' teeth, ethnography (chinese), fossils, geology, lung ch'im, pharmacy (materia medica) and teeth
- credit:
- Hawk, J.
