1982
Philatelic items related to Paleontology and Paleoanthropology, issued in 1982: dinosaurs and other prehistoric animals, fossils, paleontologists and contributors to the fields of Paleontology and Paleoanthropology, Charles Darwin (commemorating the centenary of his death).
Postage stamps related to Paleontology or Paleoanthropology
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| 01.12.1982 South Africa | 30.11.1982 – Sao Tome and Principe | 20.09.1982 Tunisia |
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| 15.09.1982 Cuba | 28.06.1982 Antigua | 11.06.1982 Jersey |
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| 29.04.1982 USA | 19.04.1982 St. Helena [1] | 19.04.1982 Falkland Islands [1] |
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| 19.04.1982 Ascension [1] | 19.04.1982 Mauritius[1] | 15.03.1982 Greece |
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| 08.03.1982 British Antarctic Territory | 10.02.1982 UK | 16.01.1982 Kenya |
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Notes:
- If you are aware of any other philatelic items related to Paleontology or Paleoanthropology issued in 1982 that are not listed on this page, please inform the author of the website.
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Every set contain four stamps:
- stamp with portrait of Charles Darwin,
- stamp of one of the tools young Darwin used during his voyage
- stamp of an animal Darwin meet on a particular island
- stamp shows HMS Beagle. The ship that cared recently graduated naturalist Charles Darwin around the world.
Old Darwin on a back of elephant depicting on stamp of Mauritius, when other three sets shows young Charles
DarwinAt his visit on Mauritius young Darwin don't wear beard and mustache and he never visited the island once again.
The form of the beard and mustache is very different from well known face of Darwin.
By the way, there are no elephants population on Mauritius, but Darwin has indeed a trip on an elephant by his stay on the island. The elephant was provided him by governor of the islands who got the elephants as present from some Indian Maharaja.
Acknowledgements
Many thanks to Dr. Peter Voice from Department of Geological and Environmental Sciences, Western Michigan University, for reviewing the draft page and his very valuable comments.















