Name/Title
Human RemainsEntry/Object ID
2014.2.3366Description
Human skeletal remains found in a box in the Glore collection. These remains are unlikely to be Native American.
Collection comprised of:
one cranium missing the calvaria
one tibia (left)
one scapula (right)
one humerus (left)
one ulna (left)
one radius (right)
two femora (both left)
two fibulae (both left)
19 vertebrae (all connected to the pelvic girdle with wire)
Two os coxae (connected to the sacrum and vertebrae with wire)
One sacrum (connected to the os coxae and the vertebrae with wire).
Two articulated feet (one left, one right. both missing some bones)
One broken human molar
One broken tooth, faunal
One piece of unidentifiable trabecular bone
Additional descriptions with each picture.
These remains were originally stored with one faunal os coxa, unidentified species, with saw marks. The human remains are currently housed in two archival boxes stored in G201 with a note inside saying "Human, 2MNI, unlikely to be Native American" along with the accession number.
The faunal remains were returned to the original storage box and left on shelf in G201 (PH Archives Bookcase G, Shelf G3). The box is a white lightning box with #14 skeleton written on the outside.Ethnography
Notes
Not Native American.
