Americans collected bones, scalps and skulls from the Japanese dead or near-dead.
"The First Europeans: Treasures From the Hills of Atapuerca" with fossil bones and skulls and stone artifacts from the site in Spain, through April 13.
Hundreds of bones and several skulls have been collected from sites in eastern Siberia but critically a number of them are preserved a variety of both scales and feather-like filaments.
He collected furs, bones, shells and skulls.
There are three-headed demons that are meant to help practitioners overcome fear and advance to higher states, skull imagery to remind them of the impermanence of life, arm bands, drums, and aprons made from human bones, and ritual skull bowls whose iconography reference the user's ability to transfer occult knowledge and power.
The injuries we saw were too grave for the few bottles of antiseptic, gauze and waterproof tape we had: skulls shattered, bones and tendons protruding from skin, chunks of bodies missing.
It includes bones and soft tissues from the skull, neck, feet, and one wing.
American soldiers charged with keeping a skull, finger bones and leg bones from Afghan corpses as trophies.
In a report to be published in the June 20 issue of The Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, the team, led by Dr. Michael P. Richards of Oxford University in England, described the analysis of a jawbone and skull bone from two Neanderthals.
Who could resist a trip to the National Museum of Health and Medicine in Washington DC (est 1862), where you can inspect the bullet that killed Lincoln along with fragments of his bone and hair from his skull, and compare a smoker's lung to a coal miner's lung?
