Ohio archæological and historical quarterly (1887)
Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society · Columbus : Published for the Society by A.H. Smythe · leaf 250
showingclavicle and first rib are placed naturally with their distal ex-tremities below. The portion of vertebral column however, isinverted, the narrower end being the uppermost, and the clavicleis so placed that its lateral extremity points upward and towardthe right. The fragment of vertebral… … Fig. 8. Fragments of skeleton A., ventral surfaces. All the bones weremore or less encrusted with earth and with charred musculartissue. The fragments comprising vertebral column and clavicleare not in the natural position. All the others are. The de-formation of the bones is clearly seen. Vol.…
History · Archaeology
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