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5th August 2010, 03:12 PM
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Rhino horn, Pitt Rivers
This is the last set of pictures from my visit to Oxford. I took these pictures because we have on this forum many different oppinions as to what is R horn and how to identify it. I do not want to rubbish any of these oppinions openly. I just want to show this and say; many types of horn can be transluscent depending on thickness obviously. Here it appears very much like a fairly course grained wood and I am using flash, most probably just not the smoothest of polish to the horn . Just thought it interesting.
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5th August 2010, 03:45 PM
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interesting
Interesting Tim,
Thanks for sharing, I will certainly be looking at these in a new light when found. Gav |
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5th August 2010, 05:22 PM
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If one zooms in, there are some features to keep in mind?
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