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Femur of large adult cave bear; Moodie's Paleopathology

Diseased lower jawbone from Krapina

Miocene Normal and pathalogical clams, the so-called Venus Tridachnoides supposed to be the pathologic race of the previous species and is derived from the miocene deposits of York River Virginnia

Miniature in gold of Bronze Age ornamented flanged axe.

Caudal vertebra No. 17-21 of Diplodocus Longus

Upper Paleolithic scrapers on blades

Tattoing needles, bronze mounted in bone

Fibula-bow type-decorated with beads, Iron Age. Halstatt II

Upper Paleolithic scrapers

Conjectured female costume of early Iron Age.

Paleozoic examples of Pathology: a large paleozoic spinose Trilobite Terataspis Grandis Hall etc., showing the exaggerated spines as indications of racial senescence

Skull of a Cave-Bear (Ursus Spelaeus) found in a cavern at Nabresina near Trieste and bearing on the right side in the parietal bone a Palaeolithic stone axe of the Mousterian type.

3 illustrations in Moodie's Paleopathology

The Achondroplastic dwarf, Chnoum-hotep. From the lime-stone statuette found at Saqqarah and now in the Cairo Museum

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Paleozoic examples of Pathology: a large paleozoic spinose Trilobite Terataspis Grandis Hall etc., showing the exaggerated spines as indications of racial senescence

Fibula-bow type-decorated with beads, Iron Age. Halstatt II

Skull of a Cave-Bear (Ursus Spelaeus) found in a cavern at Nabresina near Trieste and bearing on the right side in the parietal bone a Palaeolithic stone axe of the Mousterian type.

3 illustrations in Moodie's Paleopathology

The Achondroplastic dwarf, Chnoum-hotep. From the lime-stone statuette found at Saqqarah and now in the Cairo Museum