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Model of a skeleton, Europe, 1701-1800

1701-1800

Alarm clock

1840-1900

Stylised model of skeleton

Model of skeleton

Ivory model of part of a skeleton

Bronze model of a skeleton

1701-1800

Gold skeleton, with loop for suspension, Italian

Ivory skeleton suspended in a case, Europe, 1701-1800

1701-1800

Articulated dog skeleton, from the Greyhound Racing Association veterinary surgery

1950-1985

Model of human skeleton, lead, possibly part of a destroyed Chinese torture model, one of four, Chinese, 1801-1900

Model of human skeleton, part of destroyed torture model

1801-1900

Skull with mandible mature human, showing effects of leprosy, from a medieval Danish cemetary, reputedly c. 1350

Skull with mandible mature human

1350-1500

Half-skeleton, right side in wooden box, for anatomy students, English, 1900-1930

Half-skeleton, right side in wooden box

1900-1930

Articulated skeleton with phrenological skull inscribed in French, attached, European, 19th century (see stroke records)

Skeleton with phrenological skull

1801-1900

Skeleton, mature female, showing the effects of leprosy, from a medieval Danish leprosy cemetery, reputedly c.1350

Skeleton showing the effects of leprosy

1250-1500

Articulated human skeleton, with stand and dust lever, by T Gerrard & Company, England, United Kingdom, 1980

Human skeleton, England, 1980

1980

One male human skeleton of Iron Age date from Whitegate Farm, Bleadon. 'Bleadon Man’ is a skeleton of a 50 year-old man found during the building of new houses in Bleadon, Somerset, near Weston-super-Mare, in 1997. He had been 5 feet 6 inches (1.68 metres) tall and suffered from arthritis. The bones were carbon-dated to 100 BCE

Skeleton of Bleadon Man, 1999.

100 BCE

Skeleton of a leper, incomplete, medieval, Danish

Leper's skeleton

801-1523 CE

Articulated skeleton, European, 19th century. (lacks skull - A25407/1)

Articulated skeleton

1801-1900

Human humerus, left, showing healed unreduced fracture, adult, from Tell Fara, Syria, reputedly Roman period, 100 BC-200 AD, excavated before 1929

Humerus of an adult human

100 BCE -200 CE

Model of human skeleton, lead, possibly part of a destroyed Chinese torture model, one of four, Chinese, 1801-1900

Model of human skeleton, part of destroyed torture model

1801-1900

Model of human skeleton, lead, possibly part of a destroyed Chinese torture model, one of four, Chinese, 1801-1900

Model of human skeleton - part of destroyed torture model

1801-1900

Ivory carved skeleton in coffin of ebony, early 18th century

Ivory carved skeleton in coffin of ebony, Europe 1701-1750

1701-1750