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Tag Archives: Clavicle
Top 10 Bones from the Human Skeleton
The Eastbourne Ancestors volunteers were having an interesting conversation today in the lab…discussing their ‘Top 10’ of Human Bones. Here is what they came up with… #1 Ear Ossicles (Incus, Malleus & Stapes) Described by my team as perfect and … Continue reading
Posted in Archaeology, History of Medicine
Tagged Bones, Clavicle, Ear Ossicles, Femur, Human Skeleton, Patellas, Pelvis, Phalanges, Skull, Sphenoid, teeth
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