Object class: Bone samples / Collection place: CA-SJo-142, San Joaquin County, California - Hearst Museum Portal Search Results

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Hearst Museum object titled Human and faunal remains, samples, accession number 12-5668, described as The remains of one middle adult (45 year old) male. Includes long bone sample, and vial of pulverized bone. Also includes faunal remains.

Hearst Museum object titled Human remains and sample, accession number 12-5665, described as The remains of one middle adult (40 year old) female. Includes long bone sample.

Hearst Museum object titled Human remains and sample, accession number 12-5662, described as The remains of two individuals, a young adult (21 year old) male and an adult male. Charred by partial cremation. Includes a vial of pulverized bone

Hearst Museum object titled Human remains and sample, accession number 12-5667, described as The remains of one middle adult (35 year old) male. Includes vial of pulverized bone.

Hearst Museum object titled Human remains and sample, accession number 12-5822, described as The remains of one young adult (25 year old) female. includes a long bone sample.

Hearst Museum object titled Human remains and sample, accession number 12-5802, described as The remains of one old adult (50 year old) male. Includes vial of pulverized bone.

Hearst Museum object titled Human remains and samples, accession number 12-5801, described as The remains of one young adult (30 year old) male. Includes long bone sample, and vial of pulverized bone.

Hearst Museum object titled Human remains and samples, accession number 12-5813, described as The incomplete remains of a male, age 35. Includes a long bone sample, and a vial of pulverized bone

Hearst Museum object titled Human remains and samples, accession number 12-5821, described as The remains of one young adult (25 year old) female. includes a long bone sample, and vial of pulverized bone Notice: Image restricted due to its potentially sensitive nature. Contact Museum to request access.