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Alarm clock

Alarm clock

1840-1900
Model of a skeleton, Europe, 1701-1800

Model of a skeleton, Europe, 1701-1800

1701-1800
Articulated dog skeleton, from the Greyhound Racing Association veterinary surgery

Articulated dog skeleton, from the Greyhound Racing Association veterinary surgery

1950-1985
Bronze model of a skeleton

Bronze model of a skeleton

1701-1800
Gold skeleton, with loop for suspension, Italian

Gold skeleton, with loop for suspension, Italian

Ivory model of part of a skeleton

Ivory model of part of a skeleton

Stylised model of skeleton

Stylised model of skeleton

Model of skeleton

Model of skeleton

Spine, ribcage, and pelvis of plastic human skeleton

Spine, ribcage, and pelvis of plastic human skeleton

1970-1985
Case for ivory skeleton, Europe, 1701-1800

Case for ivory skeleton, Europe, 1701-1800

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

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

1701-1800
Arm and hand of plastic human skeleton

Arm and hand of plastic human skeleton

1970-1985
Arm and hand of plastic human skeleton

Arm and hand of plastic human skeleton

1970-1985
Unknown bone from plastic human skeleton

Unknown bone from plastic human skeleton

1970-1985
Ivory skeleton, originally suspended in a case, Europe, 1701-1800

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

1701-1800
leg and foot of plastic human skeleton

leg and foot of plastic human skeleton

1970-1985
leg and foot of plastic human skeleton

leg and foot of plastic human skeleton

1970-1985
Manubrium of the sternam (breastbone). Top roughly triangular shaped section from a mature female skeleton showing the effects of leprosy, from a medieval Danish leprosy cemetery, reputedly c.1350

Manubrium of the sternam (breastbone) from female skeleton

circa 1350
Left scapula (shoulder blade) with small hole and large crack in blade from a mature female skeleton showing the effects of leprosy, from a medieval Danish leprosy cemetery, reputedly c.1350

Left scapula (shoulder blade) with small hole and large crack in blade from a mature female skeleton

circa 1350
Pelvic girdle, consisting of a sacrum, and the left and right os caxae, all glued together as one. From a mature female skeleton showing the effects of leprosy, from a medieval Danish leprosy cemetery, reputedly c.1350

Pelvic girdle from female skeleton

circa 1350
Right humerus (top arm bone) from a mature female skeleton showing the effects of leprosy, from a medieval Danish leprosy cemetery, reputedly c.1350

Right humerus (top arm bone) from female skeleton

circa 1350
Left Radius (forearm bone) from a mature female skeleton showing the effects of leprosy, from a medieval Danish leprosy cemetery, reputedly c.1350

Left Radius (forearm bone) from female skeleton

circa 1350
Left fibula (smaller of the two lower leg bones), glued to the left tibia. From a mature female skeleton showing the effects of leprosy, from a medieval Danish leprosy cemetery, reputedly c.1350

Left fibula (smaller of the two lower leg bones), from female skeleton

circa 1350
Right fibula (smaller of the two lower leg bones), glued to the right tibia. From a mature female skeleton showing the effects of leprosy, from a medieval Danish leprosy cemetery, reputedly c.1350

Right fibula from female skeleton

circa 1350
Left femur (upper leg) from a mature female skeleton showing the effects of leprosy, from a medieval Danish leprosy cemetery, reputedly c.1350

Left femur (upper leg) from female skeleton

circa 1350
Right clavical (collarbone) from a mature female skeleton showing the effects of leprosy, from a medieval Danish leprosy cemetery, reputedly c.1350

Right clavical (collarbone) from a mature female skeleton showing the effects of leprosy

circa 1350
Cranium from skull, showing effects of leprosy, from a medieval Danish leprosy cemetery, now in St. Jorgen's churchyard, reputedly c.1350, discovered 1930-1967

Mature female cranium (skull)

1250-1500
Mandible (jaw bone) showing effects of leprosy, from a medieval Danish leprosy cemetery, now in St. Jorgen's churchyard, reputedly c.1350, discovered 1930-1967

Mature female mandible (jaw bone)

1250-1500
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
Left tibia (bigger of the two lower leg bones), glued to the left fibula. From a mature female skeleton showing the effects of leprosy, from a medieval Danish leprosy cemetery, reputedly c.1350

Left tibia (bigger of the two lower leg bones) from female skeleton

circa 1350
Right tibia (bigger of the two lower leg bones), glued to the right fibula. From a mature female skeleton showing the effects of leprosy, from a medieval Danish leprosy cemetery, reputedly c.1350

Right tibia from female skeleton

circa 1350
Right Ulna (forearm bone) from a mature female skeleton showing the effects of leprosy, from a medieval Danish leprosy cemetery, reputedly c.1350

Right Ulna (forearm bone) from female skeleton

circa 1350
Left patella (knee cap) from a mature female skeleton showing the effects of leprosy, from a medieval Danish leprosy cemetery, reputedly c.1350

Left patella (knee cap) from female skeleton

circa 1350
Vertibrae (spine) consisting of 24 pieces including C1-C7 (cervical) , T1- T12 (thoracic) and L1-L5 (lumbar) from a mature female skeleton showing the effects of leprosy, from a medieval Danish leprosy cemetery, reputedly c.1350

Vertibrae (spine) from female skeleton

circa 1350
Left hand bones, consiting of wrist bones and metacaples glud together into two pieces, as well as 12 phalanges from multiple fingers. From a mature female skeleton showing the effects of leprosy, from a medieval Danish leprosy cemetery, reputedly c.1350

Left hand bones from female skeleton

circa 1350
Right Radius (forearm bone). Broken into two pieces. From a mature female skeleton showing the effects of leprosy, from a medieval Danish leprosy cemetery, reputedly c.1350

Right Radius (forearm bone) from female skeleton

circa 1350
Ten left ribs from a mature female skeleton showing the effects of leprosy, from a medieval Danish leprosy cemetery, reputedly c.1350

Left ribs from female skeleton

circa 1350
Right patella (knee cap) from a mature female skeleton showing the effects of leprosy, from a medieval Danish leprosy cemetery, reputedly c.1350

Right patella (knee cap) from female skeleton

circa 1350
Seven right ribs, two of which are broken, from a mature female skeleton showing the effects of leprosy, from a medieval Danish leprosy cemetery, reputedly c.1350

Right ribs from female skeleton

circa 1350
Left humerus (top arm bone) from a mature female skeleton showing the effects of leprosy, from a medieval Danish leprosy cemetery, reputedly c.1350

Left humerus (top arm bone) from female skeleton

circa 1350
Right scapula (shoulder blade) with large hole in blade from a mature female skeleton showing the effects of leprosy, from a medieval Danish leprosy cemetery, reputedly c.1350

Right scapula (shoulder blade) with large hole in blade from a mature female skeleton showing the effects of leprosy

circa 1350
Right femur (upper leg) from a mature female skeleton showing the effects of leprosy, from a medieval Danish leprosy cemetery, reputedly c.1350

Right femur (upper leg) from female skeleton

circa 1350
Left Ulna (forearm bone) from a mature female skeleton showing the effects of leprosy, from a medieval Danish leprosy cemetery, reputedly c.1350

Left Ulna (forearm bone) from female skeleton

circa 1350
Right hand bones, consisting of wrist bones and metacarpals glued together, as well as 11 phalanges from multiple fingers. From a mature female skeleton showing the effects of leprosy, from a medieval Danish leprosy cemetery, reputedly c.1350

Right hand bones from female skeleton

circa 1350
Corpus sterni of the sternam (breastbone). Long flat section with notches along the edges. Broken into two parts. From a mature female skeleton showing the effects of leprosy, from a medieval Danish leprosy cemetery, reputedly c.1350

Corpus sterni of the sternam (breastbone) from female skeleton

circa 1350
Left and right foot showing effects of leprosy, from a skeleton from a medieval Danish leprosy cemetery, reputedly c.1350

Left and right foot showing effects of leprosy

1250-1500
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, 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 skeleton with phrenological skull inscribed in French, attached, European, 19th century (see stroke records)

Skeleton with phrenological skull

1801-1900
Articulated human skeleton, with stand and dust lever, by T Gerrard & Company, England, United Kingdom, 1980

Human skeleton, England, 1980

1980