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Bones & Stones

David Maskill, Zack

Curiosities in Natural History and Medicine

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Authors

The writers behind this newsletter.

  • David Maskill

    Ophthalmology resident in Yorkshire who loves all things medicine and natural history. Translates ancient languages for fun and profit. Partial to philosophy, religion, and Western esotericism. Wherever all of these things overlap, you will find me!

  • Zack

    Environmentalist, nature lover and Explorer. Likes to to delve into the world of microscopy.

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