2014
Paleontology and Paleoanthropology related Philatelic items of the year 2014
Dinosaurs and other prehistoric animals, fossils, fossil-found places, paleontologists and contributors
to Paleontology and Paleoanthropology as well as Natural History Museums on stamps,
postmarks and postal stationeries issued in 2014
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Stamps on grey background are Undesired stamps
If you know about any other Philatelic item related to Paleontology or
Paleoanthropology, issued this year which is not mentioned below, please inform
me .
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Official stamps related to Paleontology: fossils and reconstruction of prehistoric animals, paleoanthropologists, Charles Darwin
Some personalized and private post stamps related to Paleontology: fossils, paleontologist
Other stamps to consider: Natural History Museums, fossil found places
Some personalized stamps to consider: insect in amber, cave painting
Notes:
[PA1] The Bee on the left side is not prehistoric but modern species:
Apis mellifera
and used just for illustration purpose together with a painting from the Cuevas de la Araña,
Spain, which shows a Palaeolithic human gathering some honey from wild bees.
Attention: Fake / Illegal stamps!
An illegal stamp is defined by the Universal Postal Union (UPU)
as a stamp that carries the name of a legitimate country or territory
but was not produced or printed by the postal administration of that
country and is not valid for postage anywhere in the world.
Pulau Flores [F1] "Homo floresensis" |
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Notes:
[F1] These "Artist stamps" of Indonesia appeared on the Internet in 2014.
Pulau Flores island is a part of
Indonesia and uses Indonesian stamps only.
According to the seller they are "Artist stamps" - original "Art" item shaped like a stamp created by an artist or
group of artists.
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.