Medically prepared human disarticulated skull bones A nice example of the

A nice example of the breed

Chiefs were always buried

The bone has a slight gloss finish and appears to have had a coat of varnish or similar although this may have been original to prevent the bone from crumbling and could be easily removed with acetone

This one has split into two parts

Medically prepared human disarticulated skull bones A nice example of theThese bones were part of a collection from a medical school museum. This is a collection of disarticulated skull bones comprising of the frontal, two parietals (both left) and a sphenoid. The parietals still have the medical school collection number on them. All the bones have a very pale white colour which would suggest that they were prepared in the second half of the last century.