It is an incomplete skeleton of an adult female about 50 years of age. The available bones are osteoporotic and consist of the following:

* Upper limb bones (table 4):

- Scapula (right and left), clavicle (right and left), left humerus (broken), radius and ulna (right and left).

- Hand bones are almost complete.

* Lower limb bones (tables 5, 6):

- Innominate bones (right and left), femur (right and left), tibia and fibula (right and left), patella (right and left).

- Foot bones are almost complete.

* Sternum: separate manubrium and body.

* Ribs are almost complete.

* Vertebrae:

- All cervical, thoracic and lumbar vertebrae are present

- Sacrum: 6 pieces where the 1^st segment of the coccyx is fused with the sacrum.

 Incomplete bones belonging to a young adult female aged 22 years. The available bones are:

* Skull bones: broken maxilla.

* Mandible (table 3).

* Upper limb bones (table 4): epiphyses are incompletely fused.

- Humerus: right and left.

* Lower limb bones (tables 5, 6):

- Right innominate bone (broken), femur (right and left), tibia and fibula (right and left).

- Foot bones: left calcaneus and left talus.

 Incomplete skeleton belonging to an adult female aged 45 years. These bones are:

* Skull: fragments of temporal, zygomatic, maxillary and nasal bones.

* Mandible (table 3): thick calcarius deposits are seen around the roots of the teeth (pl. 1-3).

* Upper limb bones:

- Broken right and left scapula.

* Lower limb bones (table 6):

- Innominate bones (right and left), femur (right and left), tibia (right and left).

 Very few bones belonging to an adult male aged 45 years. These bones are:

* Skull (table 2): complete skull with flat rounded occiput (pl. 1-4).

* Mandible (table 3).

 It consists of few bones of a young adult female aged 30 years. These bones are:

* Upper limb bones (table 4):

- Humerus (right and left), right radius and broken left ulna.

* Lower limb bones (tables 5, 6):

- Right femur and left tibia.

 It consists of very few broken bones of a female child aged 7 years. These bones are:

* Upper limb bones:

- Right scapula, broken right and left humeri and broken left ulna.

- Hand bones: metacarpals and phalanges.

* Lower limb bones:

- Broken left innominate bone and right femur.

- Foot bones: metatarsals and phalanges.

 It is an incomplete skeleton of a child aged 18 months. The available bones are:

* Fragments of skull bones.

* Mandible: 2 halves fused together, Incisors, canine and the 1^st milk molar are erupted.

* Upper limb bones (table 7):

- Clavicle (right and left), humerus (right and left), left radius and left ulna

* Lower limb bones (table 8):

- Femur (right and left), right tibia, fibula (right and left).

- Foot bones: calcaneus and talus of both sides.

* Few ribs.

* Vertebrae: some vertebral centra.

 This is a collection of mixed bones belonging to adults and young individuals. This collection consists of the following bones:

1. Adult Bones:

* Skulls: complete skull, broken skull and separate parietal and frontal bones.

* Upper limb bones: some carpals, metacarpals and phalanges.

* Lower limb bones:

- Left femur, some tarsals, metatarsals and phalanges.

2. Immature Bones:

* Fragments of skull bones.

* Mandibles: 4 separate halves.

* Upper limb bones (table 7):

- Scapula (2 right and 3 left), a right clavicle, humerus (3 right and 3 left), radius (4 right and 5 left), ulna (3 right and 4 left).

- Hand bones: metacarpals and phalanges.

* Lower limb bones (table 8):

- Innominate bones: ilium (3 right and 3 left), 1 right ischium, 1 right pubis.

- Femur (3 right and 2 left), tibia (3 right and 3 left), fragments of 3 fibulae.

- Foot bones: metatarsals and phalanges.

* Many ribs.

* Vertebrae: separate vertebral bodies and halves of neural arches.

　

 This tomb contains 1 individual no. (44-67).

 It is an almost complete skeleton belonging to an infant aged 12 months. It consists of the following bones:

* Fragments of separate skull bones.

* Mandible (broken): the 2 halves are united at symphysis menti, central and lateral incisors are erupted.

* Upper limb bones (table 7):

- Scapula (right and left), clavicle (right and left), humerus (right and left), radius and ulna (right and left).

* Lower limb bones (table 8):

- Innominate bones: right and left ilium, ischium and pubis.

- Femur (right and left), tibia and fibula (right and left).

- Foot bones: right calcaneus, left talus, metatarsals and phalanges.

* Ribs: all are present.

* Vertebrae:

- Cervical vertebrae from the 1^st to the 6^th have their neural arches in separate halves, but all the remaining vertebrae have fused neural arches.

　

 This tomb contains 4 burials nos. (30-52), (30-52 A), (30-52 B) and (30-52 C).

 This burial consists of few bones of an adult male aged 45 years. These bones are:

* Upper limb bones:

- Right scapula, humerus (broken right and left), broken left ulna.

- Hand bones: mixed carpals, metacarpals and phalanges.

* Lower limb bones (table 5):

- Right femur.

- Foot bones: right and left calcaneus, metacarpals and phalanges.

 It consists of few bones belonging to an infant aged 12 months. These bones are:

* Mandible: both halves are united at the symphysis menti.

* Upper limb bones:

- Left scapula, right and left clavicles, right humerus, right radius and right ulna.

* Lower limb bones (table 8):

- Right ilium, right ischium and one fibula.

 It consists of very few bones of an infant under 12 months of age. These bones are:

* Upper limb bones (table 7):

- Right radius, tight ulna and few hand bones.

* Lower limb bones (table 8):

- Right ilium, few foot bones.

 It consists of very few bones of a newly born infant. These bones are:

* Upper limb bones (table 7): right humerus, right radius and right ulna

* Lower limb bones (table 8): right and left pubes.

　

 This tomb was empty.

　

 This tomb contains 2 individuals nos. (27-48) and (27-49).

 It is an almost complete skeleton belonging to a young adult female aged 30 to 35 years. These bones are:

* Skull (table 2) with long styloid process and mandible (table 3).

* Hyoid bone.

* Body of sternum.

* Upper limb bones (table 4):

- Scapula (right and left), clavicle (right and left), humerus (right and left), radius (right and left), ulna (right and broken left).

- Hand bones: few carpal bones, metacarpals and phalanges.

* Lower limb bones (tables 5, 6):

- Innominate bones (left and broken right), femur (right and left), tibia and fibula (right and left), patella (right).

- Foot bones: calcaneus (right and left), talus (right and left), cuboid (right and left), navicular (right and left), the 1^st and the 5^th metatarsals (right and left) and phalanges.

* Vertebrae:

- The cervical, thoracic and lumbar vertebrae are all present.

- Sacrum: 6 pieces with the 1^st coccygeal segment fused with the sacrum.

 This is a complete burial that belongs to a young adult female aged 20-22 years. The available bones are

*Skull (table 2):

- The upper 3^rd molars are not erupted.

* Mandible (table 3): having the 3^rd molars erupted.

* Hyoid bone.

* Upper limb bones (table 4):

- Scapula (right and left), clavicle (the epiphyses at the medial ends of both clavicles are not yet fused), humerus (right and left), radius and ulna (right and left).

- Hand bones: metacarpals and some phalanges.

* Lower limb bones (tables 5, 6):

- Innominate bones (right and left) absent epiphyses, femur (right and left), tibia and fibula (right and left), patella (right and left).

- Foot bones: tarsals, metatarsals and some phalanges are present.

* Sternum: separate manubrium and body.

* Ribs: all are present.

* Vertebrae:

- The cervical, thoracic and lumbar vertebrae are all present.

- Sacrum and one coccygeal segment.

　

 This tomb contains 1 individual no. (28-50).

 This is an incomplete skeleton belonging to an adult male over 50 years of age. The bones present are:

* Hyoid bone, partly ossified thyroid cartilage and ossified cricoid cartilage.

* Upper limb bones (table 4):

- Scapula (right and left), clavicle (right broken and left), humerus (right and left), radius and ulna (right and left).

- Hand bones: all carpals, metacarpals and phalanges are present.

* Lower limb bones (tables 5, 6):

- Innominate bones (right and left), femur (right and left), tibia and fibula (right and left).

- Foot bones: calcaneus (right and left), talus (right and left), cuneiforms (right and left), metatarsals and phalanges.

* Sternum: separate manubrium, body fused with the xiphoid.

* Ribs: right (13), left (8) and many fragments.

* Vertebrae:

- Cervical vertebrae: there are osteophytes and degenerative changes as pitting of the adjacent surfaces of the bodies of the 3^rd and the 4^th vertebrae (pl. 1-5).

- Thoracic vertebrae: marked osteophytes on left sides of the bodies. There is ossified anterior longitudinal ligament (DISH) on left sides of the bodies (pl. 1-6).

- Lumbar vertebrae: marked osteophytosis and trabeculations of the anterior surfaces of the bodies especially in the 2^nd 3^rd and 4^th vertebrae (pl. 1-7).