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Joseph Clark III's reminiscences about the Somerset fossil reptile collector Thomas Hawkins (1810-1889): " Very near the borderline between eccentricity and criminal insanity"

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Resource type
Journal article
Creator (person)
Taylor, Michael A
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Date published
2003
Abstract
An account of Thomas Hawkins (1810-1889) of Glastonbury has been located in the memoirs of Joseph Clark III at the Clark Archive, Street. It is transcribed and published. It provides a valuable perspective on the character and life of this important fossil collector.
Journal title
Somerset archaeology and natural history: proceedings of the Somerset Archaeological and Natural History Society
Volume
146
Publisher
Somerset Archaeological and Natural History Society
ISSN
0081-2056
Official URL
http://www.sanhs.org/Documents/146/Taylor.pdf
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http://www.nms.ac.uk/about-us/collections-departments/natural-sciences/palaeobiology/
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