Notes on the Galla of Walega and the Bertat

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Dr Reginald Koettlitz (1860–1916): Arctic and Antarctic explorer

“…Scott wrote: ‘This act [i.e. volunteering for the Jackson Harmsworth Expedition] had made him a wanderer’ 7 and in 1898 he joined an expedition to Somaliland and Abyssinia 27,28 led by Herbert Weld Blundell (1852–1935) where he acted as geologist and anthropologist 29 collecting eight skulls for ethnological research in the UK by Sir William Turner (1832–1916), anatomist and anthropologist at Edinburgh University. 30 On this expedition he discovered a new variety of cuttlefish that is named after him – Sepia koettlitzi (also known as Sepia pharaonis ).…”