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Image from collection: Extinct and Critically Endangered

Extinct and Critically Endangered

Some species in RAMM’s zoology and botany collections are now critically endangered or extinct.
Image from collection: Fiji

Fiji

World Cultures objects from Fiji including war and dance clubs, barkcloth, bowls and whale teeth
Image from collection: Finds from Hembury

Finds from Hembury

A selection of the archaeological finds from Hembury, Devon
Image from collection: Ghana

Ghana

World Cultures objects made in Ghana
Image from collection: Hems Collection

Hems Collection

Pieces of medieval woodwork collected by Harry Hems
Image from collection: Honiton Bypass

Honiton Bypass

Subfossil bones elephant and hippo bones (Pleistocene) found when the Honiton Bypass was constructed in 1965 – a 3D jigsaw to be pieced back together
Image from collection: India

India

World Cultures objects from India
Image from collection: Kents Cavern

Kents Cavern

Between 1846 and 1858 William Pengelley systematically excavated and recorded a many human artifacts and animal bones at Kents Cavern in Devon. The caves came to be one of the most informative sites in the first half of the 19th century. The chambers and passages at Kents Cavern were created around 2 million years ago. During the Ice Age, when temperatures dipped sharply, early humans and prehistoric animals used the cave for shelter.
Image from collection: Historic Photographs – Devon

Historic Photographs – Devon

A selection of Victorian and Edwardian photographs of Devon, preserved as glass plate negatives.