Fossil Resins: a Compilatiion
Fossil Resins: a Compilatiion
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After drying in the sun, the friable crust may be removed with a hair-brush, and then, for the first time, we see the goose-skin, characteristic of good or fossil animi (Journal Linnean Soc).
Digitized by Google COOKE. fll ♦'When cleaning Copal, it may be said that each mer- chant throws away as much as thirty pounds daily of this dusty resin brushed off the Copal, and this they call sand ; but it is genuine resin, and, I suspect, of value, at least worth more than being cast into the sea, as i...s here done." The remarks of Captain Burton in his " Lake Regions " throw considerable light on the history of Zanzibar Copal or animi. He writes : The Copal tree is called by the Arabs Shajar el Sand- arus, from the Hindoostani chhandarus; by the Wasa- wahili msandarusi ; and by the Wazaramo and other maritime races mnangu. The tree still lingers on the island and mainland of Zanzibar. It was observed at Monibosah,Saadani,Muhonyera, and Mzegero of Uzaramo, and was heard of at Bagamoyo, Mbuamaji, and Kilwa.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
After drying in the sun, the friable crust may be removed with a hair-brush, and then, for the first time, we see the goose-skin, characteristic of good or fossil animi (Journal Linnean Soc).
Digitized by Google COOKE. fll ♦'When cleaning Copal, it may be said that each mer- chant throws away as much as thirty pounds daily of this dusty resin brushed off the Copal, and this they call sand ; but it is genuine resin, and, I suspect, of value, at least worth more than being cast into the sea, as i...s here done." The remarks of Captain Burton in his " Lake Regions " throw considerable light on the history of Zanzibar Copal or animi. He writes : The Copal tree is called by the Arabs Shajar el Sand- arus, from the Hindoostani chhandarus; by the Wasa- wahili msandarusi ; and by the Wazaramo and other maritime races mnangu. The tree still lingers on the island and mainland of Zanzibar. It was observed at Monibosah,Saadani,Muhonyera, and Mzegero of Uzaramo, and was heard of at Bagamoyo, Mbuamaji, and Kilwa.
What to read after Fossil Resins: a Compilatiion?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Clarence Lown, Henry Booth to read onlineMoreLess
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