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DF - Natural History Museum Archives
- PAL - Palaeontology
  - 141 - Anthropology Sub-Department: Subject Files

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Ref No	DF/PAL/141/175
Alt Ref No	DF141/175
Acc No	2026/3
Title	Radiography (AL 1955/52)
Description	Previous departmental reference: AL 1955/52. Correspondence between Kenneth Oakley and various correspondents. Includes J. W. D. Bull (The London Clinic and The National Hospital for Nervous Diseases) relating to the radiography of fossil skulls and the skeleton of 'Gambles Cave No. 4'; H. Davies (Lysholm Radiological Department, The National Hospital for Nervous Diseases) relating to the presentation of a collection of cranial radiographs for storage in the Anthropology Section; a note to the Keeper of Zoology from K. P. Oakley dated 27 Nov 1957 recommending donations to be reported to the Trustees consisting of radiographs of skulls of patients from the Lysholm Radiological Department, The National Hospital for Nervous Diseases and records of a survey of the teeth of Birmingham school children from the Medical Research Council; R. Stringer (University of Cape Town) relating to the radiography of fossil skulls, including the Saldanha skull; A. T. W. Simeons (Salvator Mundi International Hospital) relating to the radiograph of a calcified aorta; Calvin Wells relating to radiography (including mention of that on the Piltdown jaw).
Date	1955-1961
AccessStatus	Open
Held By	NHM Archives
Extent	1 file
Level	File

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