Elephant bones
Print, Rarissime Ossa fossili di Mammiferigia possedute dal Cav. Felice Fontana ed'ora esistente in Cefalonia nel Museo Valsamachi, by Antonio Serantonio for the Museum of Count Demetrio Valsamachi. The print shows views of parts of the skull, jaw and femur bones from an elephant which were once in the collection of the Italian physicist Felice Fontana (1730-1805) and now in the Museum of Count Demetrio Valsamachi, Cefalonia, Greece. Engraving
Picture No
14154217
Media ID
45859748
Size
9529px x 6518px
(19.2MB)
Credit
© The Geological Society / Mary Evans
Source
Geological Society of London. Archive reference: LDGSL/658 - Image reference: 03-19
Date
1816





















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