| Content Warning | A review of the Archive catalogue and documents within the Archive relating to Anthropology identified that some contain information that may be offensive or distressing. This includes racist language, and descriptions of historical collecting and research methods. The Museum does not condone unacceptable language and practices of the past, but has not redacted these records to maintain authenticity and facilitate discovery of records for research, including study of the history of science and museums
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| Description | D Hooijer, T Harrison and Kenneth P Oakley, relating to a fossil elephant molar from Borneo and four equine teeth sent by R Parsons
Report titled ‘Development of Palaeoanthropology in China’
B Kurten, University of Helsingfore, relating to small animal bone from Lieucheng cave
D Bramwell, relating to the identification of a small mammal bone
J Needham, Gonville & Caius College, Cambridge, relating to eight specimens of teeth, bone and antler from Peking
Wen Chung Pei, Institute of Vertibrate Paleontology, relating to the analysis of Gigantopithecus
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