Human remains

Object status:
Deaccessioned
Museum number:
12-2176(0)
Permalink:
ark:/21549/hm21122176@280@29
Alternate number:
12-2176 (burial number) and 453 (original number)
Accession number:
Acc.382
Description:
Nearly complete mandible of middle adult individual of indeterminate sex. Abscesses on RM₁, LM₁, and RI₁. Asymmetric dental wear, heavier on right. Evidence of paramasticatory use of first molars. Blastic lesion on left corpus under LM₃. Another blastic lesion on left corpus under canine.
Donor:
Blanche Trask
Collection place:
CA-SNI-NL-4, San Nicolas Island, Southern Channel Islands
Collector:
Blanche Trask
Collection date:
1901-1902
Object type:
archaeology
Object class:
Human remains
Accession date:
1910
Department:
Human remains
Comment:
NAGPRA description: Lower jaw, condyles incomplete, bleached.
Images:
Hearst Museum object titled Human remains, accession number 12-2176(0), described as Nearly complete mandible of middle adult individual of indeterminate sex. Abscesses on RM₁, LM₁, and RI₁. Asymmetric dental wear, heavier on right. Evidence of paramasticatory use of first molars. Blastic lesion on left corpus under LM₃. Another blastic lesion on left corpus under canine. Notice: Image restricted due to its potentially sensitive nature. Contact Museum to request access.
Legacy documentation:
Documentation associated with Hearst Museum object titled Human remains, accession number 12-2176(0), described as Nearly complete mandible of middle adult individual of indeterminate sex. Abscesses on RM₁, LM₁, and RI₁. Asymmetric dental wear, heavier on right. Evidence of paramasticatory use of first molars. Blastic lesion on left corpus under LM₃. Another blastic lesion on left corpus under canine. Notice: Image restricted due to its potentially sensitive nature. Contact Museum to request access.Documentation associated with Hearst Museum object titled Human remains, accession number 12-2176(0), described as Nearly complete mandible of middle adult individual of indeterminate sex. Abscesses on RM₁, LM₁, and RI₁. Asymmetric dental wear, heavier on right. Evidence of paramasticatory use of first molars. Blastic lesion on left corpus under LM₃. Another blastic lesion on left corpus under canine. Notice: Image restricted due to its potentially sensitive nature. Contact Museum to request access.

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