Catalogue of the Osteological Portions of Specimens Contained in the Anatomical Museum of the University of Cambridge

The book presents a comprehensive catalog of 1,289 anatomical specimens, featuring human bones, meticulously collected by a prominent Victorian figure known for opposing Darwin's theories. This collection not only highlights the scientific interests of the era but also provides insight into the debates surrounding evolution and anatomy during the Victorian period. Each specimen reflects the meticulous documentation and classification efforts characteristic of the time, offering a unique perspective on historical scientific practices.