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Start Over Object class Human remains Collection place CA-SJo-68, San Joaquin County, California Collector Robert Fleming Heizer
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Human and faunal remains, accession number 1-73948, described as Animal. Unidentified; rachitic radius, unidentifiable distal, unidentified homo sapiens.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Human and faunal remains, accession number 1-73956a-i, described as Animal bones. a) Adult second right lower molar fragment of Cervus nannodes (Valley elk). b) Right dentary fragment part of (a) Cervus nannodes (Valley elk). c) Adult manubrium of sternum of Homo sapiens. d) 1st lower right molar, part of (a). e) Adult, right dentary, fragment of Cervus nannodes, as 1-73956. f) ca. 1 year old juvenile, lower right molar of Cervus nannodes (Valley elk). g) Right dentary fragment part of (a). h) Part of 1-73956-c. i) Adult fragment, right dentary, of Cervus nannodes (Valley elk) part of same jaw as 1-73956-a.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Human and faunal remains, accession number 12-7569+A, described as Remains of two individuals: an adolescent (17 year old) female and one adult, sex unknown. Also non-human remains.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Human and faunal remains, accession number 1-73959a-f, described as Animal bones. a) Unidentified. b) Adult right scapula fragment, proximal end of Antilocapra americana (prong-horn antelope). c) Adult rib of Homo sapiens. d) Adult rib, proximal end of artiodactyl Americana ? (unidentifed, Odocoileus deer). e) Adult rib of Homo sapiens. f) Adult spine of scapula, part of 1-73959-b.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Human and faunal remains, accession number 1-73961a-e, described as Animal bones. a) Adult unidentified humerus of unidentified Homo sapiens or unidentified Ursus limb. b) Adult right scapula, proximal end, Canis (like Canis latrans, in size and appearance, coyote). c) Adult lumbar vertebra fragment of Homo sapiens. d) Adult atlas fragment, Antilocapra, American (prong-horn "antelope"). e) Adult sesamoid bone, complete, of Cervus nannodes (Valley elk).
Hearst Museum object titled Human and faunal remains, accession number 12-7639, described as Remains of a young adult (22 year old) male. Also non-human remains, artiodactyl patella. Notice: Image restricted due to its potentially sensitive nature. Contact Museum to request access.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Human and faunal remains, accession number 12-7676, described as Remains of an adult of unknown sex. Includes non-human bone.
Hearst Museum object titled Human and faunal remains, accession number 12-7611, described as The remains of a child (4 year old), sex unknown. Also non-human remains.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Human and faunal remains, accession number 1-73716a-c, described as Animal bones. a) Adult ungual phalanx, proximal end, of Cervus nannodes, (Valley elk). b) Adult fragment atlas, of Homo sapiens. c) Unidentified Cervus nannodes, (too fragmentary).
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Human and faunal remains, accession number 1-73951a-e, described as Animal bones. a) Adult spine on thorasic vertebra- Cervus nannodes (Valley elk). b) Adult right scapula fragment, of Homo sapiens. c) Adult left tibia, distal end, Canis (see Canis latrans), coyote. d) Unidentified; antler fragment of Cervidae, deer or elk. e) Juvenile metapodial of Cervidae or Antelocapra Americana (prong-horn antelope) (deer or elk).

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