Description
she is treated like a devi or goddess
Collected by Robert Mallet and described by him in his 1862 Report
flags and bunting decorate the route
rises behind a drystone wall
was still rural in the eighteenth century
Orkney seal skull mb-code 1645789 she is treated like aPlate 28 from the paper 'On the difference in the appearence of the teeth and the shape of the skull in different species of seals', by Everard Home, Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society, vol. 112 (1822), pp. 239 240. Side view of the skull half resting on a book. The animal, of at least thirty years of age, was shot near the Orkney Islands and the skeleton presented to John Hunter. Signed and inscribed lower left 'Willm. Clift delineavit
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