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Discovered by Major-General Charles George Gordon
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Durham's work was donated to academic collections including the Royal Anthropological Institute in London
which was tamed in a story about Saint Martha
1892 Print Grotta del Cane Pozzuoli Italy Poisonous Gas Cave Raphael XGVB9 IC1 The cumulative effect is elusivelyThis is an original 1892 monochrome relief line block print of the Grotta del Cane or Cave of the Dog, near Pozzuoli, Italy. This cave was known for its production of poisonous gas. Though the gas only rises a few inches above the ground, it had been common for tourists to safely enter the cave and watch small animals asphyxiate. CONDITION This 119+ year old Item is rated Near Mint. Light aging throughout. No creases. No natural defects. No surface