An Early 20thC Human Skull for Odontology & Medical Study from Guy's Hospital Dental School

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An Early 20thC Human Skull for Odontology & Medical Study from Guy's Hospital Dental SchoolOrigin: English Period: Early 20thC Provenance: Guy's Hospital Dental School, Southwark, London, UK Date: c. 1900 20 The Skull: Height: 6 Width: 5. 5 Depth: 9 The Photograph in Frame: 15. 25 x 12. 25 The largely in tact human skull dating to at least the early twentieth century, having bee used for odontology and medical study together with a black and white photograph of Guy's Hospital Dental School House Officers, taken in November 1948. The skull

Ismay and the children watched her depart the set off to tour Devonshire and Wales

and his work is represented in the Tate

two with wax seals of the witnesses or executers below the text

Length: 51 inches (Pole)

and to greatest acclaim

The use for dried orchids ranges from immune system build-up

and in the low forms of fever

‘10 Tons Hand Accident Crane

with each component in complete harmony with one another

though of exactly the same size

for medicinal purposes

Period: George II