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SUMMARY:Showcase lecture - Where did that bone go? 150 years of cave arch
 aeology and museum collections
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DESCRIPTION:3-4.30pm. Hannah O’Regan\, Archaeology\, Liverpool John Moore
 s University.\nCave archaeology has\, at times\, been central to our und
 erstanding of human evolution. Especially during the late 19th century\,
  when ‘Cave hunting’ was not just a book (Boyd Dawkins\, 1874)\, but als
 o a key pastime for keen antiquarians. Discoveries and excavations all o
 ver the UK meant that large quantities of archaeological remains\, inclu
 ding human burials\, non-human bones such as bear and lynx\, stone tools
  and pottery were recovered. Some of these specimens made their way into
  museum collections and this talk will discuss\, using examples from Nor
 th West England and The Manchester Museum collections\, what can be lear
 ned from the archives\, the specimens\, and from the application of new 
 scientific techniques. 
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CLASS:PUBLIC
LOCATION:Manchester Museum\, Oxford Road\, Manchester\, Phone: 0161-27526
 48\, Email: museum@manchester.ac.uk
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