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Human Skull #1063
Male from China.
21 teeth; 11 lost ante-mortem, several infected root cavities.
Missing turbinates.
$750
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Human Skull #1062
Female from China.
Mismatched mandible, but well fitted.
5 teeth; 20 lost post-mortem, 7 lost ante-mortem.
Some cranial erosion & darkening.
Right zygomatic repaired.
$450
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Human Skull #1057
Male from China.
3 teeth;10 lost post-mortem, 19 lost ante-mortem, 2 replaced.
Some yellow staining on bone.
$550
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Human Skull #1056
Male from China.
Mismatched mandible (well fitting)
7 teeth; 23 lost post-mortem, 2 lost ante-mortem, 1 has cavity.
Some dark areas and erosion.
Very damaged occipital.
$600
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Human Skull #1055
Anitique Male from Europe or USA.
~100 years old.
19 teeth; 12 lost post-mortem, 1 lost ante-mortem, 3 cracked & old, 2 lower 3rd molars errupting.
Hanging hole in cranium & spring held mandible.
Some stained areas, and damaged nasal.s
$550
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Human Skull #1049
Male from China.
No teeth; 8 lost post-mortem, 24 lost ante-mortem.
Green copper staining on palate.
Damaged orbital.
$400
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Human Skull #1048
Male from China.
3 teeth; 22 lost post-mortem, 7 lost ante-mortem.
Dark stains on occipital, mandible, & orbitals.
Left zygomatic missing.
$400
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Human Skull #1046
Male from China.
2 teeth; 15 lost post-mortem, 15 lost ante-mortem, 1 decayed, 1 broken.
Some dark areas.
$450
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Human Skull #1045
Female from China.
5 teeth; 27lost post-mortem.
Green copper stain on palate & maxilla.
Dark stains on cranium.
$475
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Human Skull #1044
Male from China.
26 teeth; 16 replaced, 6 lost ante-mortem.
Dark staining, damaged patches.
$650
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Human Skull #1043
Female from China.
No teeth; 15 lost post-mortem, 17 lost ante-mortem.
5 Drill holes (previously prepped to go on a skeleton).
$375
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Human Skull #1042
Male from China.
No teeth; 21 lost post-mortem, 1 lost ante-mortem.
Mandibular angular processes.
Orbital damage, some white paint.
Piece of
right zygomatic missing, & broken & glued right maxilla.
Drill hole in mastoid process and mandibular condyle.
$450
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Human Skull #1036
Female from China.
1 tooth; 12 lost post-mortem, 19 lost ante-mortem, 1 decayed.
Slight nasal damage.
Some cranial erosion and dark throughout.
$450
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Human Skull #1008
Male from India.
Cut calvaria & spring held mandible.
Infectied root area that extends from root of 2nd molar root to the maxilla.
17 teeth; 10 lost post-mortem, 5 lost ante-mortem, 2 decayed, 4 broken.
Dark spots on frontal plate, demineralization that caused hole in maxilla.
$600 |
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Human Skull #1007
Male from India.
Prepared by Clay Adams.
Cut Calvaria and spring held mandible.
14 teeth; 6 lost post-mortem, 16 lost ante-mortem, 1 cracked, 2 impacted 3rd molars, infected root of 1st molar.
Missing turbinates, some glued and dark areas.
1 styoid process.
$650 |
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| Human Skull #1002
Male from China
2 teeth; 18 lost post-mortem, 12 lost ante-mortem.
Some staining on occipital.
$550.00
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Human Bone Laws & Information
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