Pathological Human Skulls

Dental & Other Anomalies - These dental and other inexplicable anomalies include any birth defects, mutations, and hereditary abnormalities that affected or altered the formation of the skull making it extra-ordinary in contrast to the anatomical standard.

Individually Priced & Numbered for Reference


Skull #773 P Pathological skull. Male from China. 2 teeth, 1 supernumerary tooth (improperly erupting through upper maxilla). Mandible edentate. Dark bone throughout cranium. 1 styloid process. $1,500

Skull #771 P Pathological skull. Male from China. Atlas fused to foramen magnum. 5 teeth; 8 lost post-mortem, 3 lost post-mortem. UPPER ONLY, NO MANDIBLE. $2,000

Skull #987 P Pathological skull. Male from China. Altas fused to foramen magnum. no teeth; 12 lost post-mortem, 20 lost ante-mortem. $2,500

Skull #988 P Pathological skull. Female from China. Altas fused to foramen magnum. Infection hole into left sinus from left M2. 2 teeth; 11 lost post-mortem, 3 lost ante-mortem. Inca bone present. Damaged nasal. $1,500

Skull #1098 P Pathological skull. Male from China. Altas fused to foramen magnum. 28 teeth; 4 lost post-mortem, 1 decayed, 1 broken off. 1 styloid process. Copper stain from bridge in life. $2,500

Skull #1100 P Pathological skull. Male from India. Hole that goes clean through the anterior mandible (chin). Cut calvaria & spring held mandible. 22 teeth; 6 lost post-mortem, 4 lost ante-mortem, 8 cracked or chipped. Damaged nasals, orbitals and turbinates. $1,750

Skull #759 P Pathological Skull. Male from China. 3 Frontal osteomas. 25 teeth (17 decayed, 1 replaced, 3 upper front incisors missing, 5 teeth lost ante-mortem) dark stains. $1,750

Skull #962 P Pathological skull. Female from China. Atlas and axis fused to foramen magnum, and right M3 is erupting sideways. 7 teeth; 9 lost post-mortem, 2 chipped and 3rd molars erupting. Double inca bone, un fused metopic suture. Slight nasal damage. Faded dark areas on the cranium. UPPER ONLY, NO MANDIBLE. $3,000

Skull #1102 P Pathological Skull. Male. right maxillary incisor erupting near anterior nasal spine. 30 teeth; worn down and curiously darkly stained. Pitting on surfaces on areas of cranium, orbitals, and maxilla. Erosion and darkening on cranium and other areas of the skull. Sand embedded in parts of bone. $2,500

Skull #564 P Pathological Skull. Male from China. 8 teeth plus two supernumerary teeth (2 mandibular and 1 maxillar). 2 decayed, 17 lost post-mortem, remainder lost ante-mortem. Some cranial erosion and darkening. Casts of this specimen will be available soon. Price is for original specimen. $2,000

Skull #1101 P Pathological Skull. Male from India. Fused right sqamous suture. Cut calvaria & spring held mandible. 31 teeth; 1 teeth lost ante-mortem. $2,500

Human Bone Laws & Information

In short, it is perfectly legal to posses and sell human bones in the United States. There are a few exceptions and addendums to this including a few states where import and export has been banned, and of course, protected archaeological resources covered by the Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act. For more information and specifics please visit our Bone FAQ page.

Human Bone Price Increase***

While it has not been too long since I was forced to raise human bone prices, I must do it again. Supplies have continued to fall since China, the only country recently shipping significant numbers of human bones, passed a law outlawing their export right before the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games.

After a much longer period of exporting very large quantities of human bones, India outlawed export from that country in 1985. A large percentage of the current stock in the U.S. came from those two sources, and with no new country exporting to fill the demand, the price has increased very markedly. Hence, we have had to raise prices on all of our natural human bone products as of 3-1-10. - Ronald Cauble, Owner.

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