He also had shell fragments in his chest.
Clamshells become a stage for dioramas; shell fragments are used for masks and lighthouse sculptures.
One resident described how her niece's house was struck by shell fragments.
Military surgeons use this technique on wounds contaminated by shell fragments, pieces of clothing, and dirt.
I crack an egg and the contents run down the outside of the bowl, leaving shell fragments in the middle.
When they die, they leave behind delicate but solid shell fragments and these have nowhere to go but down.
Artillery shell fragments had ripped two holes in the thick mud floor, which was stained by thick pools of blood.
Several examples pile and compress shell fragments with a density that produces flickering light reflections and abstract configurations.
As a boy, he would find scraps from World War I battles: belt buckles, helmets, shell fragments.
Uncut shell fragments can be identified from their high Ca and P content with µXRF (Fig. S2).
Th injured, two soldiers and a 16‐year‐old boy, were hit by shell fragments that struck their car.
