Real Human Partial Maxilla and Occipital Bone on Stand Douglas Long The practice of trephination was
Description
The practice of trephination was widespread in ancient Peru and is believed to have been performed as early as 2500 BC
and bleaching bones
and includes sections on identifying and siding mammal bones
It is estimated that only 2
Skull Length 21 cm (8 in
Real Human Partial Maxilla and Occipital Bone on Stand Douglas Long The practice of trephination wasThis unique teaching specimen includes articulated portions of the maxilla and occipital bone, securely mounted on a dark wooden display base. The piece shows natural anatomical detail and irregular edges consistent with its incomplete state. An excellent reference for cranial structure, pathology review, or curated collections seeking uncommon human skull sections. We believe education is the greatest gift osteology can share and that every human
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