Janus: Papers of Lyn Newman

St John's Library/NewmanL/A2 contains:
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Brain	Correspondence with Richard Brain and others from Hamish Hamilton Ltd
Brakeley	Correspondence with Virginia Brakeley
British Museum	Correpondence with the British Museum (Natural History), Department of Palaeontology and others
Brockway	Correspondence with Fenner Brockway
Brocquy	Correspondence with Sybil Le Brocquy
Brompton	Correspondence with Brompton Hospital
Brook	Correspondence with Barbara Brook
Brown, J	Correspondence with Jean Curtis Brown (nee Watson)
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Papers of Lyn Newman

Title	Correpondence with the British Museum (Natural History), Department of Palaeontology and others
Reference	British Museum
Covering Dates	1961–1964
Extent and Medium	5 items; paper

St John's Library/NewmanL/British Museum contains:

TLS on behalf of the Enquiry Officer to Lyn Newman. Informs Lyn that her fossil has been identified as the fossil vertebra of a Lamnoid shark, geological age Cretaceous.
Creator: D. L. F. Sealy.
1 p; paper.

16 Nov. 1964

Typed identification label. Gives receipt number for Lyn's fossil, together with its name and age as determined by H. A. Toombs.
Creator: H. A. Toombs.
1 p; paper.

Nov. 1964

Typed memo to Dr Forbes. Asks Dr Forbes when he would be free to see Mrs Newman about her specimen, already identified by the British Museum.
Creator: J. E. S.
1 p; paper.

18 Nov. 1964

Printed pamplet, 'Explanatory Leaflet No. P9'. 'The teeth and spines of sharks'.
Creator: British Museum (Natural History).
1 p; paper.

Aug. 1961

Printed pamplet, 'Explanatory Leaflet No. P6'. 'The dating of geological time'.
Creator: British Museum (Natural History).
1 p; paper.

Dec. 1962