...years afterwards, or the seventh after the discovery of the Mammoth, Mr. Adams visited the spot, and " found the Mammoth still in the same place, but altogether mutilated. The prejudices being dissipated because the Tungusian chief had recovered his health, there was no obstacle to prevent approach to...

...desert regions, and I congratulate myself in being able to prove a fact which appears so improbable. I found the Mammoth still in the same place, but altogether mutilated. The prejudices being dissipated, because the Tungusian chief had recovered his health, there was no obstacle to prevent approach to...

...desert regions, and I congratulate myself in being able to prove a fact which appears so improbable. I found the Mammoth still in the same place, but altogether mutilated. The prejudices being dissipated, because the Tungusian chief had recovered his health, there was no obstacle to prevent approach to...

...years afterwards, or the seventh after the discovery of the Mammoth, Mr. Adams visited the spot, and " found the Mammoth still in the same place, but altogether mutilated. The prejudices being dissipated because the Tungusian chief had recovered his health, there was no obstacle to prevent approach to...

...years afterwards, or the seventh after the discovery of the Mammoth, Mr. Adams visited the spot, and " found the Mammoth still in the same place, but altogether mutilated. The prejudices being dissipated because the Tungusian chief had recovered his health, there was no obstacle to prevent approach to...

...distant and desert regions were traversed by Mr. Adams, an employe of the Court of Russia ; and liis account of the rest of the history of this mammoth,...alarm on first hearing of the discovery, because it wns considered a bad omen) having recovered his health, there wns no obstacle to prevent approach to...

...countryman, Mr Adams, visited the spot, and gives the following account of this extraordinary phenomenon:—' At this time I found the mammoth still in the same place, but altogether mutilated. The discoverer was contented with his profit for the tusks, and the Yakoutski of the neighbourhood had...

...visited the spot, and gives the following account of this extraordinary phenomenon : — ' At this tune I found the mammoth still in the same place, but altogether mutilated. The discoverer was contented with his profit for the tusks, and the Yakoutsk! of the neighbourhood had...

...rest of the history of this mammoth, the ancient elephant of northern Europe, is as follows : — " At this time I found the mammoth still in the same...consequence of the Tungusian (who had fallen sick with alarm on first hearing of the discovery, because it was considered a bad omen,) having recovered...

...years afterwards, or the seventh after the discovery of the mammoth, Mr. Adams visited the spot, and found the mammoth still in the same place, but altogether mutilated. The Jakutski of the neighbourhood had cut off the flesh, with which they fed their dogs during the scarcity;...