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Excavated neolithic flint scraper

Ethnography and Folk Medicine

-4000-2001

Flint fish-hook, incomplete tip missing, probably neolithic, dates uncertain, tied to card backing, from Suffolk, probably English

Flint fish-hook, incomplete tip missing, probably

Ethnography and Folk Medicine

Flint knife blade, late Neolithic, 2000-500BC, sai

Ethnography and Folk Medicine

-2000-500

9 flint chips or blades, possibly neolithic

Ethnography and Folk Medicine

3000-1500

Plaster cast of neolithic trephined human skull, with three holes, from original in National Museum, Saint-Germain-en-Laye, French, first half of 20th century

Plaster cast of neolithic trephined human skull, w

Ethnography and Folk Medicine

1901-1950

Flint arrowhead, on card bacing from Icklingham, Suffolk, possibly neolithic, England, dates uncertain

Flint arrowhead, on card bacing from Icklingham, S

Ethnography and Folk Medicine

Spearhead, finely worked flints, tied to backing card, from Scotland, possibly neolithic, dates uncertain, probably Scottish

Spearhead, finely worked flints, tied to backing c

Ethnography and Folk Medicine

Bone awl, from lake dwellings, Auvenier, Switzerla

Ethnography and Folk Medicine

-2000-501

Plaster cast of neolithic trephined skull with thr

Ethnography and Folk Medicine

1851-1920

Collection of 20 neolithic flint implements, possi

Pharmacy-ware

2000-500

Collection of 37 neolithic flint implements, possi

Pharmacy-ware

2000-500

Wooden cigar box, containing selected neolithic flint flakes used as trephines in primitive trephining, box European (?), 1900-1930

Wooden cigar box, containing selected neolithic fl

Ethnography and Folk Medicine

1900-1930

Plaster cast of trephined skull, with three holes,

Ethnography and Folk Medicine

1851-1920

Cardboard box containing Egyptian (?) flint saw an

Ethnography and Folk Medicine

Neolithic infant feeding cup, earthenware, 1000-400 BC, excavated by Wellcome Expedition, at Jebel Moya, Sudan, 1912

Neolithic infant feeding cup, earthenware, 1000-40

Nursing & Hospital Furnishings

1000-400

Plaster cast of rondelle trepanned from human cranium, probably neolithic, original from Creil, Oise, French, first half of 20th century

Plaster cast of rondelle trepanned from human cran

Ethnography and Folk Medicine

1901-1950

Two plaster casts of Neolithic trephined skull with single hole, from original om Matopma; Museum, Saint Germain en Laye, French, first half of 20th century

Two plaster casts of Neolithic trephined skull wit

Ethnography and Folk Medicine

1901-1950

Plaster cast of neolithic mother goddess, copies of originals from Malta, European, 1920-1930

Plaster cast of neolithic mother goddess, copies o

Ethnography and Folk Medicine

1920-1930

Copy of Aurionacian Venus, plaster, original found at Brassempony (Landes) and now in National Museum, Saint-Germain-en-Laye, cast, c. 1935

Copy of Aurionacian Venus, plaster, original found

Ethnography and Folk Medicine

1931-1937

Copy of Venus, plaster, Aurionacian, from Brassempony, now in National Museum, Saint-Germain-en-Laye, c. 1935

Copy of Venus, plaster, Aurionacian, from Brassemp

Ethnography and Folk Medicine

1931-1937

Plaster cast of human calvarium sharing two Neolithic trephination holes, English, 1935-1936

Plaster cast of human calvarium sharing two Neolit

Ethnography and Folk Medicine

1935-1936

21 neolithic bone implements, in glazed case, possibly European, 3000-1000BC

21 neolithic bone implements, in glazed case, poss

Ethnography and Folk Medicine

-3000-1000

Copy of male figure from lower torso downwards, plaster, original Aurionacian, found at Brassempony (Landes), copy c. 1935

Copy of male figure from lower torso downwards, pl

Ethnography and Folk Medicine

1930-1937

Model of cranial neolithic rondelle cast by B. Champion from original in National Museum of Antiquities, Saint-Germain-en-Laye, amuletic but not perforated, 1934

Model of cranial neolithic rondelle cast by B. Cha

Ethnography and Folk Medicine

1934

Copy of Aurionacian Venus, plaster, original from Brassempony (Landes), now in National Museum at Saint-Germain-en-Laye, cast, c. 1935

Copy of Aurionacian Venus, plaster, original from

Ethnography and Folk Medicine

1931-1937

Neolithic infant feeding cup, earthenware, 1000-400 BC, excavated by Wellcome expedition, at Jebel Moya, Sudan, 1912

Neolithic infant feeding cup, earthenware, 1000-40

Nursing & Hospital Furnishings

1000-400

Neolithic infant feeding cup, earthenware, 1000-400 BC, excavated by Wellcome expedition at Jebel Moya, Sudan, 1912

Neolithic infant feeding cup, earthenware, 1000-40

Nursing & Hospital Furnishings

1000-400

Photographic print of Dr. T.W. Parry's modern experiments on neolithic trephination, English, 1930-1970

Photographic print of Dr. T.W. Parry's modern expe

Ethnography and Folk Medicine

1930-1970

Collection of 53 neolithic flint implements, possibly used in surgery, in glazed oak frame, 200-500BC

Collection of 53 neolithic flint implements, possi

Pharmacy-ware

2000-2000

Copy of Venus, unusual shape, plaster, original neolithic, provenance unknown

Copy of Venus, unusual shape, plaster, original ne

Ethnography and Folk Medicine

Flint scraper (?) or flake (?) from Ightham, Kent, tied to backing card, possibly neolithic, dates uncertain, probably English

Flint scraper (?) or flake (?) from Ightham, Kent,

Ethnography and Folk Medicine

1880-1920