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Object Number 59-28-40/N8500.0
Display Title Homo sapiens
Descriptions
Object Description Cast of left and right partial innominate, right femoral shaft, nearly complete maxilla and cranium from Mladec
Classification
  • Paleoanthropological
Department Osteological
Date 26 - 31 thousand years ago
Geography/Provenience/Site Name
Europe / Czech Republic / <State> / <County> / <City> / Mladec
Additional Geographic Terms Mladec
Materials Plaster
Quantity 5
Label on object N/8500

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