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MS 3270 - Robert Douglas Lockhart, Professor of Anatomy: papers
- 2 - Professional papers
  - 3 - Research

Collection	GB 0231 University of Aberdeen, Special Collections
Level	Sub-sub-series
Ref No	MS 3270/2/3/1
Alt Ref No	23, 27/8
Title	Dissection of the Head and Neck
Date	c 1920 - 1949
Extent	1 file
Administrative History	Lockhart's 'Dissection of the Head and Neck' won him the Struthers Gold Medal in the University of Aberdeen, c 1920. The Struthers Gold Medal and Prize was founded by Sir John Struthers (1823 - 1899), anatomist and zoologist, in 1891. It was to be awarded to an Aberdeen undergraduate for the best dissection of the year, with the winning dissection kept for posterity to be displayed in the Anatomy Museum. In recent years the competition has been extended to also include the best original research in Anatomy, and is open to all those who are attending, or have attended, the practical anatomy class in the University.
Description	Two glass plate negatives of Lockhart's dissection of the head and neck (cross section, hanging in anatomical display case). One negative and two prints (identical) of Lockhart's dissection of the head and neck (cross section), annotated to show 'cerebral, spinal and sympathetic nerves in human head and neck.' Mounted photograph and negative of G.S. Cameron's illustration of Lockhart's dissection of the head and neck (cross section). The envelope in which the photograph was originally stored was dated 14 December 1949: it is not known if this refers to the date that the drawing was made or the date that it was photographed.
Access Status	Open
Access Conditions	Open, subject to signature accepting conditions of use at reader registration sheet
Physical Description	This item is outsized.

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