Whale bones from Spitzbergen
Albumen photograph of miscellaneous whale bones, including vertebra, found by James Lamont in Spitzbergen, Norway during an expedition in the summer of 1859. Lamont reported, On all parts of Spitzbergen and its islands which I have visited, I have found numerous bones of Whales far inland and high above the sea-level.. Spitzbergen, or Spitsbergen was a whaling base until the 18th century. Photograph
Picture No
14154530
Media ID
45862368
Size
1751px x 2339px
(600KB)
Credit
© The Geological Society / Mary Evans
Source
Geological Society of London. Archive reference: LDGSL/211 vertebra - Image reference: 10-08
Date
1859
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