1: The 5^th L.V. of the previous specimen (T.26; S.16-29) showing unilateral spondylolysis (arrow).

2: Skull belonging to an adult male of about 40 years old (T.29; S.17-31A). 1^st - Lateral view: notice the flat occiput and the rounded head. 2^nd - Frontal view: notice the huge mandible and the deviated nasal septum.

3: Two separate incisors from the previous specimen (T.29; S.17-31A) showing the colored striations, a condition called enamel hypoplasia.

4: Lower parts of the right and left humerus belonging to the skeleton of an adult male of about 45 years old (T.29; S.17-31A). 1^st - Anterior aspect showing the lipping and the new bone formations on the articular surfaces of the trochlea and capitulum (arrows). 2^nd Posterior aspect showing the new bone forｍations filling the olecranon fossa (arrow).

5: Parts of right and left humeri, radii and ulnae belonging to the previous skeleton (T.29; S.17-31A). Notice the roughness, lipping and bony osteophytes in the articular surfaces of the bones around the elbow region.

6: Lower T.V. belonging to the same previous skeleton (T.29; S.17-31A). 1^st - The superior surface of the 10^th T.V. showing a large Schmorl's node. 2^nd - The superior surface of the 11^th T.V. showing a large Schmorl's node in addition to a compression fissure fracture with smooth margins but no other signs of healing.

7: Part of a right scapula belonging to a young adult male of about 40 - 50 years old. (T.31; S.31) showing ossified suprascapular ligament (arrow).

8: Axis vertebra belonging to a female child of about seven years old (T.34; S.22-36). Note the presence of a rounded depression, may be a bone cyst, on the right superior articular facet (arrow).

9: Posterior aspect of the lower part of left femur belonging to a skeleton of an old male above 60 years of age (T.34; S.22-37). Notice the lipping of the margins of the articular surfaces of the femoral condyles.

10: Upper aspect of the tibial condyles belonging to the previous specimen (T.34; S.22-37) showing rough, irregular margins of the articular surfaces with bony osteophytes (arrows). Notice the marked eburnation on the medial condyles on both sides (arrowheads).

11: The right 1^st rib of the previous skeleton (T.34; S.22-37) showing ossified costal cartilage (arrow).

12: Lumbar vertebrae belonging to the previous skeleton (T.34; S.22-37). Notice the large projecting osteophytes at the adjacent margins of their bodies of the vertebrae (arrows).