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Pill boxes used by Darwin for collecting specimens J970120

DOWN HOUSE, Kent. Pill boxes used by Darwin for collecting specimens. Historic England is the public body that champions and protects England's historic places. © Historic England

Media ID 1348596

Filename: J970120.jpg

Size: 4730 x 3702 (11.9MB)

Date: 25th November 2008

Source: Historic England

Credit: Historic England Photo Library

Source: English Heritage Images

Artefact Darwin

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This photograph captures a fascinating glimpse into the meticulous work of Charles Darwin during his groundbreaking research on the natural world. The image showcases a collection of pill boxes, which were an essential tool in Darwin's expedition to gather and preserve specimens for his seminal work, "On the Origin of Species." Located at Down House in Kent, England, these pill boxes were once used by Darwin to store and protect various plant and animal samples during his extensive travels. The intricately designed boxes, with their tight-fitting lids and compartments, were crucial in maintaining the integrity of the specimens, ensuring they remained in optimal condition for study and analysis. Darwin's methodical approach to collecting and cataloging specimens revolutionized the scientific community and paved the way for a deeper understanding of the natural world. His painstaking attention to detail, exemplified by the use of these pill boxes, allowed him to make precise observations and draw accurate conclusions that continue to shape our understanding of biology and evolution. Down House, where Darwin lived and conducted much of his research, is now a historic site managed by English Heritage and the Darwin Correspondence Project. The pill boxes, along with other artifacts and documents, serve as a testament to Darwin's enduring legacy and the profound impact of his discoveries on the scientific world.