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XIX century engraving of Aconitum flowering perennial plant extremely poisonous with palmated leaves, blue or purple flowers and fruits as capsules with seeds.Several species of Aconitum have been used as arrow poisons. Stock Photo

RFHYK5P4–XIX century engraving of Aconitum flowering perennial plant extremely poisonous with palmated leaves, blue or purple flowers and fruits as capsules with seeds.Several species of Aconitum have been used as arrow poisons.

Fireball Lily - Scadoxus multiflorus, beautiful red flowering plant from African forests, Harrena forest, Bale mountains, Ethiopia. Stock Photo

RF2G8FGK8–Fireball Lily - Scadoxus multiflorus, beautiful red flowering plant from African forests, Harrena forest, Bale mountains, Ethiopia.

Vintage engraving of Aconitum, flowering perennial plant extremely poisonous with palmated leaves, blue or purple flowers and fruits as capsules with seeds.Several species of Aconitum have been used as arrow poison. Stock Photo

RFP968MG–Vintage engraving of Aconitum, flowering perennial plant extremely poisonous with palmated leaves, blue or purple flowers and fruits as capsules with seeds.Several species of Aconitum have been used as arrow poison.

RF2G8FGK2–Fireball Lily - Scadoxus multiflorus, beautiful red flowering plant from African forests, Harrena forest, Bale mountains, Ethiopia.

Vintage print describing Aconitum lycoctonum flowering perennial plant botanical morphology: native of Europe and Nothern Asia, poisonous with palmated leaves dark violet flowers and fruits as capsules with seeds.It was used as arrow poison. Stock Photo

RFFRB67Y–Vintage print describing Aconitum lycoctonum flowering perennial plant botanical morphology: native of Europe and Nothern Asia, poisonous with palmated leaves dark violet flowers and fruits as capsules with seeds.It was used as arrow poison.

Aconitum or monkshood in full bloom Stock Photo

RFCN2HNE–Aconitum or monkshood in full bloom

The Bevil Plant. Porpoises and their Attending Gulls. ARROW POISONS. Some Facts about Cotton. Dr Oleander., scientific american, 1879-11-01 Stock Photo

RM2ABWM14–The Bevil Plant. Porpoises and their Attending Gulls. ARROW POISONS. Some Facts about Cotton. Dr Oleander., scientific american, 1879-11-01

Arrow poison frog, Dendrobates histrionicus. Stock Photo

RMA4DJM6–Arrow poison frog, Dendrobates histrionicus.

RFE0CFR7–Medication side effect

View from arrow slit from Fort Liberia, a military installation designed by Sébastien Le Prestre de Vauban and built between 1681-1683 in Villefranche Stock Photo

RM2RBN69B–View from arrow slit from Fort Liberia, a military installation designed by Sébastien Le Prestre de Vauban and built between 1681-1683 in Villefranche

RFBJJ9B9–Yellow Aconites

Darwin Wallace poison frog (Epipedobates darwinwallacei) adult, Mindo, Ecuador. June Stock Photo

RM2XFPEC8–Darwin Wallace poison frog (Epipedobates darwinwallacei) adult, Mindo, Ecuador. June

Costa Rica, rara Avis, Ranger mit Pfeilgiftfrosch rara Avis, Ranger with arrow poison frog Stock Photo

RMBXGWAE–Costa Rica, rara Avis, Ranger mit Pfeilgiftfrosch rara Avis, Ranger with arrow poison frog

Yellow-striped poison dart frog (Dendrobates truncatus) in the Cartagena Botanical Gardens, Colombia Stock Photo

RM2XFTWT5–Yellow-striped poison dart frog (Dendrobates truncatus) in the Cartagena Botanical Gardens, Colombia

Pale violet crown flowers. Giant calotrope. Stock Photo

RF2K5G197–Pale violet crown flowers. Giant calotrope.

Poison dart frog (Ameerega hahneli) on rainforest floor, Amazon Basin, Ecuador. June. Stock Photo

RM2XFPEJG–Poison dart frog (Ameerega hahneli) on rainforest floor, Amazon Basin, Ecuador. June.

KUNG BUSHMAN mixes arrow poison ingredients in ball socket of eland bone Kalahari, Namibia Stock Photo

RMMFGTKD–KUNG BUSHMAN mixes arrow poison ingredients in ball socket of eland bone Kalahari, Namibia

Maranon poison frog (Exidobates mysteriosus) captive from Brazil. Stock Photo

RM2BND2W5–Maranon poison frog (Exidobates mysteriosus) captive from Brazil.

Golfodulcean Poison Frog, Phyllobates vittatus, on a calla lily. This frog secretes poisons in its skin for protection from predators. They are foun Stock Photo

RMHR5EBX–Golfodulcean Poison Frog, Phyllobates vittatus, on a calla lily. This frog secretes poisons in its skin for protection from predators. They are foun

. Beitrag zur Kenntnis der Ipoh-Pfeilgifte mit einen Anhang. Arrow poisons; Poisonous plants; Bow and arrow. . Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Geiger, P. Basel Stock Photo

RMRHY105–. Beitrag zur Kenntnis der Ipoh-Pfeilgifte mit einen Anhang. Arrow poisons; Poisonous plants; Bow and arrow. . Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Geiger, P. Basel

RF2G8FGJP–Fireball Lily - Scadoxus multiflorus, beautiful red flowering plant from African forests, Harrena forest, Bale mountains, Ethiopia.

RM2RBN66J–View from arrow slit from Fort Liberia, a military installation designed by Sébastien Le Prestre de Vauban and built between 1681-1683 in Villefranche

RFBJJ9GJ–Aconites

BUSHMAN APPLYING BEETLE POISON squeezed from pupa, to tip of arrow Kalahari, Namibia Any poison entering bush- man's bloodstream will kill him Stock Photo

RMMFGTX7–BUSHMAN APPLYING BEETLE POISON squeezed from pupa, to tip of arrow Kalahari, Namibia Any poison entering bush- man's bloodstream will kill him

RM2BND2WC–Maranon poison frog (Exidobates mysteriosus), captive, from Brazil.

RMHR5EC2–Golfodulcean Poison Frog, Phyllobates vittatus, on a calla lily. This frog secretes poisons in its skin for protection from predators. They are foun

RMRHY112–. Beitrag zur Kenntnis der Ipoh-Pfeilgifte mit einen Anhang. Arrow poisons; Poisonous plants; Bow and arrow. . Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Geiger, P. Basel

RF2G8FGK4–Fireball Lily - Scadoxus multiflorus, beautiful red flowering plant from African forests, Harrena forest, Bale mountains, Ethiopia.

RFBJJ8X7–Yellow Aconites

Blue poison dart frog (Dendrobates tinctorius azureus), adult, captive occurs in Suriname and Brazil. Stock Photo

RM2BND2Y3–Blue poison dart frog (Dendrobates tinctorius azureus), adult, captive occurs in Suriname and Brazil.

RMHR5EB0–Golfodulcean Poison Frog, Phyllobates vittatus, on a calla lily. This frog secretes poisons in its skin for protection from predators. They are foun

RMRHY11D–. Beitrag zur Kenntnis der Ipoh-Pfeilgifte mit einen Anhang. Arrow poisons; Poisonous plants; Bow and arrow. . Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Geiger, P. Basel

Dyeing dart frog (Dendrobates tinctorius) captive from Brazil. Stock Photo

RM2BND2WG–Dyeing dart frog (Dendrobates tinctorius) captive from Brazil.

Golden poison dart frog (Phyllobates terribilis) captive, endemic to Colombia. This species is the most poisonous frog in the world, with one milligra Stock Photo

RM2BNDX2W–Golden poison dart frog (Phyllobates terribilis) captive, endemic to Colombia. This species is the most poisonous frog in the world, with one milligra

RMRHY10H–. Beitrag zur Kenntnis der Ipoh-Pfeilgifte mit einen Anhang. Arrow poisons; Poisonous plants; Bow and arrow. . Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Geiger, P. Basel

RM2BNDX2Y–Black legged poison dart frog (Phyllobates bicolor) profile, captive endemic to Colombia.

. Beitrag zur Kenntnis der Ipoh-Pfeilgifte mit einen Anhang. Arrow poisons; Poisonous plants; Bow and arrow. CO N. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Geiger, P. Basel Stock Photo

RMRHY123–. Beitrag zur Kenntnis der Ipoh-Pfeilgifte mit einen Anhang. Arrow poisons; Poisonous plants; Bow and arrow. CO N. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Geiger, P. Basel

RM2BNDX2G–Black legged poison dart frog (Phyllobates bicolor) profile, captive endemic to Colombia.

. Beitrag zur Kenntnis der Ipoh-Pfeilgifte mit einen Anhang. Arrow poisons; Poisonous plants; Bow and arrow. V. Herstellung und Anwendung der Giftpfeile sowie der übrigen zu ihrem Gebrauch notwendigen Utensilien. Nach den Mitteilungen über die Herstellung des Ipoh ist es wohl angezeigt, über die Giftpfeile, ihre Herstellung und Anwendung, sowie der übrigen dazu gehörigen Utensilien zu referieren, wobei ich mich möglichster Kürze befleissigen will, um von meinem eigentlichen Thema nicht zu weit abzuschweifen. Immerhin manchem nicht unwill- Dingen betont wer- Fällen um den Ge- meisten Einge- ihr Stock Photo

RMRHY12R–. Beitrag zur Kenntnis der Ipoh-Pfeilgifte mit einen Anhang. Arrow poisons; Poisonous plants; Bow and arrow. V. Herstellung und Anwendung der Giftpfeile sowie der übrigen zu ihrem Gebrauch notwendigen Utensilien. Nach den Mitteilungen über die Herstellung des Ipoh ist es wohl angezeigt, über die Giftpfeile, ihre Herstellung und Anwendung, sowie der übrigen dazu gehörigen Utensilien zu referieren, wobei ich mich möglichster Kürze befleissigen will, um von meinem eigentlichen Thema nicht zu weit abzuschweifen. Immerhin manchem nicht unwill- Dingen betont wer- Fällen um den Ge- meisten Einge- ihr

RM2AKEK9N–Yellow-striped poison dart frog (Dendrobates truncatus) in the Cartagena Botanical Gardens, Colombia.

RM2BNDX11–Golden poison dart frog (Phyllobates terribilis) captive, endemic to Colombia. This species is the most poisonous frog in the world, with one milligra

Historical illustration of extinct Puri tribe from North Coast of South America. Mother and child, and man in hammock, with poison dart frog held over Stock Photo

RM2BNJM22–Historical illustration of extinct Puri tribe from North Coast of South America. Mother and child, and man in hammock, with poison dart frog held over

Green and Black Poison Frog (Dendrobates auratus) Isla Pastores, Panama. Meetyourneighbours.net project Stock Photo

RMF45FW7–Green and Black Poison Frog (Dendrobates auratus) Isla Pastores, Panama. Meetyourneighbours.net project

Yellow poison dart frog (Phyllobates terribilis) the world's most poisonous amphibian captive northern South America. Stock Photo

RMEG4C7E–Yellow poison dart frog (Phyllobates terribilis) the world's most poisonous amphibian captive northern South America.

. Beitrag zur Kenntnis der Ipoh-Pfeilgifte mit einen Anhang. Arrow poisons; Poisonous plants; Bow and arrow. 29 Nach den wenigen Nachrichten, die ich über vergiftete Bogenpfeile gefunden habe, stehen solche fast nur auf dem Festlande von Hinter- indien in Gebrauch. Nur für die Mentawai-Inseln* (westlich von Sumatra) erwähnt Greshoff den Gebrauch von Bogenpfeilen, die mit Antiaris vergiftet sind (siehe auch meine Tabelle über die Verbreitung von Blasrohr und Bogen). Dabei bemerke ich, dass sich östlich an das uns interessierende Gebiet ein von Melanesiern bewohntes Gebiet anschliesst, das von N Stock Photo

RMRHY12D–. Beitrag zur Kenntnis der Ipoh-Pfeilgifte mit einen Anhang. Arrow poisons; Poisonous plants; Bow and arrow. 29 Nach den wenigen Nachrichten, die ich über vergiftete Bogenpfeile gefunden habe, stehen solche fast nur auf dem Festlande von Hinter- indien in Gebrauch. Nur für die Mentawai-Inseln* (westlich von Sumatra) erwähnt Greshoff den Gebrauch von Bogenpfeilen, die mit Antiaris vergiftet sind (siehe auch meine Tabelle über die Verbreitung von Blasrohr und Bogen). Dabei bemerke ich, dass sich östlich an das uns interessierende Gebiet ein von Melanesiern bewohntes Gebiet anschliesst, das von N

RMEG4C7D–Yellow poison dart frog (Phyllobates terribilis) the world's most poisonous amphibian captive northern South America.

. Beitrag zur Kenntnis der Ipoh-Pfeilgifte mit einen Anhang. Arrow poisons; Poisonous plants; Bow and arrow. 20 dorff [17] S. 137), d.h. eindampfen und noch warm in Bambusröhren aufbewahren. Wird dieses Gift noch mit dem Pulver der Flügeldecken einer Lytta-Art (Lytta gigantea?) vermischt, so heisst das Gift «man- tallag» (vom gleichnamigen Flusse). Newbold ^601 unterscheidet auf der malayischen Halbinsel drei Arten Gift. 1. Ipoh krohi, 2. Ipoh tenui, 3. Ipoh mallaye, von denen die erstem beiden als Grundlage Wurzel und Rinde des Ipoh-Baumes haben. Xewbold erklärt Ipoh als Antiaris toxicaria, w Stock Photo

RMRHY13C–. Beitrag zur Kenntnis der Ipoh-Pfeilgifte mit einen Anhang. Arrow poisons; Poisonous plants; Bow and arrow. 20 dorff [17] S. 137), d.h. eindampfen und noch warm in Bambusröhren aufbewahren. Wird dieses Gift noch mit dem Pulver der Flügeldecken einer Lytta-Art (Lytta gigantea?) vermischt, so heisst das Gift «man- tallag» (vom gleichnamigen Flusse). Newbold ^601 unterscheidet auf der malayischen Halbinsel drei Arten Gift. 1. Ipoh krohi, 2. Ipoh tenui, 3. Ipoh mallaye, von denen die erstem beiden als Grundlage Wurzel und Rinde des Ipoh-Baumes haben. Xewbold erklärt Ipoh als Antiaris toxicaria, w

The body and its ailments: a handbook of familiar directions for care and medical aid in the more usual complaints and injuries . humb can be used to check bleeding near thearmpit. The arm and forearm, with dotted lines, indicate the course of Fig. 68. Handkerchief Tourniquet on the Arm, 18* 2IO Accidents, Injuries and Poisons. the arteries, and points at which pressure can be most judiciouslyapplied. The arrow points the course of the current of the blood of theartery, from the heart to the exttemities. Permanent pressure is exerted by means of a temporary tourni-quet to the artery of the arm Stock Photo

RM2AWJ1FJ–The body and its ailments: a handbook of familiar directions for care and medical aid in the more usual complaints and injuries . humb can be used to check bleeding near thearmpit. The arm and forearm, with dotted lines, indicate the course of Fig. 68. Handkerchief Tourniquet on the Arm, 18* 2IO Accidents, Injuries and Poisons. the arteries, and points at which pressure can be most judiciouslyapplied. The arrow points the course of the current of the blood of theartery, from the heart to the exttemities. Permanent pressure is exerted by means of a temporary tourni-quet to the artery of the arm

American messenger . tinued to gather from the bush, eachsavage clasping a wicked looking spearor a long, heavy knife. At this dramatic moment the chief ap-peared with twelve stalwart warriors.He ordered his braves to sit. Theyobeyed. The chief then slowly ap-proached the explorer with a small bagin his hand, the kind in which the Afri-cans kept their deadly poisons for arrow-heads and spear-points. The explorernow expected to be poisoned, but he wasalert and ready for the struggle. Heraised his gun. In death-like stillness the chief stopped,put his hand into the poison bag andslowly drew out— Stock Photo

RM2AM5WJD–American messenger . tinued to gather from the bush, eachsavage clasping a wicked looking spearor a long, heavy knife. At this dramatic moment the chief ap-peared with twelve stalwart warriors.He ordered his braves to sit. Theyobeyed. The chief then slowly ap-proached the explorer with a small bagin his hand, the kind in which the Afri-cans kept their deadly poisons for arrow-heads and spear-points. The explorernow expected to be poisoned, but he wasalert and ready for the struggle. Heraised his gun. In death-like stillness the chief stopped,put his hand into the poison bag andslowly drew out—

. Poisons; their effects and detection; . tube, T, and eachpiece of caoutchouc tubing has a pressurescrew clip, V and V; the three-way tubeis connected with a wider tube contain-ing a valve float, F, which gives freepassage of fluid in one direction only,that is, in the direction of the arrow ;this last wide tube is connected with a Y piece of tubing, which again is con-nected with the aorta of the heartimder examination, the other leg of the Y tube is connected with another widetube, X, having a float valve, F- : thefloat containing a drop of mercury andpermitting (like the float valve F) pas Stock Photo

RM2CDAGJX–. Poisons; their effects and detection; . tube, T, and eachpiece of caoutchouc tubing has a pressurescrew clip, V and V; the three-way tubeis connected with a wider tube contain-ing a valve float, F, which gives freepassage of fluid in one direction only,that is, in the direction of the arrow ;this last wide tube is connected with a Y piece of tubing, which again is con-nected with the aorta of the heartimder examination, the other leg of the Y tube is connected with another widetube, X, having a float valve, F- : thefloat containing a drop of mercury andpermitting (like the float valve F) pas

. Annual report of the Bureau of American Ethnology to the Secretary of the Smithsonian Institution. ^^: ^fintM^ •■■ ■ A3i: ■ - .-V.V-. O z D o u. I-zllJ tlJ J Q- I QkJ I- u llJu. q: UJQ. ^•-T^ MCGEE] REPUTED VEGETAL POISONS 25!;)* is an infallible remedy. On the whole it seems probable tbat the yerbauiala (iSfhastiano biloeidaris:), or yerba de flecha, or mago, or magot,yielded or formed the standard arrow-poison of tlie Opata and perhapsof other Indians, and that the ill-repute of the shrnb survived andspread throughout Mexicanized Sonora in such frequent repetition andcommon belief as to af Stock Photo

RM2CEM64F–. Annual report of the Bureau of American Ethnology to the Secretary of the Smithsonian Institution. ^^: ^fintM^ •■■ ■ A3i: ■ - .-V.V-. O z D o u. I-zllJ tlJ J Q- I QkJ I- u llJu. q: UJQ. ^•-T^ MCGEE] REPUTED VEGETAL POISONS 25!;)* is an infallible remedy. On the whole it seems probable tbat the yerbauiala (iSfhastiano biloeidaris:), or yerba de flecha, or mago, or magot,yielded or formed the standard arrow-poison of tlie Opata and perhapsof other Indians, and that the ill-repute of the shrnb survived andspread throughout Mexicanized Sonora in such frequent repetition andcommon belief as to af

. Bulletin. Ethnology. THE CHOCQi By David B. Stout CULTURE SUBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES The relative importance of agriculture and hunting and fishing varies with the environment in which the several Choco groups live. Agricul- ture is limited to food crops—plaintains, bananas, sweet manioc, sugar- cane, maize, and several fruit trees. No tobacco or cotton is grown. Deer, peccaries, armadillos, agoutis, monkeys, and several species of birds are hunted with the bow and arrow and blowgun, and fish are caught with nets, spears, bows and arrows, and poisons. Domestic animals are dogs, pigs, chickens, a Stock Photo

RMRGWMXP–. Bulletin. Ethnology. THE CHOCQi By David B. Stout CULTURE SUBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES The relative importance of agriculture and hunting and fishing varies with the environment in which the several Choco groups live. Agricul- ture is limited to food crops—plaintains, bananas, sweet manioc, sugar- cane, maize, and several fruit trees. No tobacco or cotton is grown. Deer, peccaries, armadillos, agoutis, monkeys, and several species of birds are hunted with the bow and arrow and blowgun, and fish are caught with nets, spears, bows and arrows, and poisons. Domestic animals are dogs, pigs, chickens, a

. The Alumni journal. College of Pharmacy of the City of New York; Pharmacology. PUBLISHED BY THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF THE COLLEGE OF PHARMACY OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK Vol. II. New York, May, 1895. No. 5. AN HISTORICAL SKfcTCH OF POISONS. NEW By CHARLES E. PELLEW, E. M., BOT Demonstrator of Physics and Chemistry in the College of Physiciaus and Surgeons, New York, and Honorary ( , ; Assistant in Chemistry in fhe School of Mines, Columbia College. QO far as we can tell, the first use of poisons was for smearing arrow- heads, and thereby increasing the effi- ciency of man's early and primitive w Stock Photo

RMRPRCEY–. The Alumni journal. College of Pharmacy of the City of New York; Pharmacology. PUBLISHED BY THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF THE COLLEGE OF PHARMACY OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK Vol. II. New York, May, 1895. No. 5. AN HISTORICAL SKfcTCH OF POISONS. NEW By CHARLES E. PELLEW, E. M., BOT Demonstrator of Physics and Chemistry in the College of Physiciaus and Surgeons, New York, and Honorary ( , ; Assistant in Chemistry in fhe School of Mines, Columbia College. QO far as we can tell, the first use of poisons was for smearing arrow- heads, and thereby increasing the effi- ciency of man's early and primitive w

. Annals of the South African Museum = Annale van die Suid-Afrikaanse Museum. Natural history. EXCAVATIONS AT DIE KELDERS, SOUTH AFRICA 139. J I 1 I cm Fig. 16. Utilized sheep scapula, SAM-AA856 layer 2. The functional interpretation of the bone points and linkshafts would seem to be well supported by ethnographic analogy. The composite arrow-head was known historically to have been widely diffused in southern Africa and this is suggestive of its being in use for a long time. It is a specialized artefact asso- ciated with the use of a weak bow and relying rather on the lethal effect of poisons Stock Photo

RMRMJR74–. Annals of the South African Museum = Annale van die Suid-Afrikaanse Museum. Natural history. EXCAVATIONS AT DIE KELDERS, SOUTH AFRICA 139. J I 1 I cm Fig. 16. Utilized sheep scapula, SAM-AA856 layer 2. The functional interpretation of the bone points and linkshafts would seem to be well supported by ethnographic analogy. The composite arrow-head was known historically to have been widely diffused in southern Africa and this is suggestive of its being in use for a long time. It is a specialized artefact asso- ciated with the use of a weak bow and relying rather on the lethal effect of poisons

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