APPENDIX IV<strong>IN</strong>VENTORY FOR CUEVA DE SANGRELot Bone Side DescriptionCS1-13-2 med.phalange ? manual, completeCS1-33-1 lower molar L complete, considerable wear, poss.adultCS1-46-1 premolars R complete P3 & P4, slight wear, poss.adultCS1-46-1 prox.phalange ? manual, nearly complete, no prox.endCS1-46-1 upper I1 L complete, modification on lateral aspect, poss.adultCS1-75-1 tibia R central midshaft portionCS1-77-2 lower I2 L complete, some wearCS1-77-2/1 clavicle R dist.articular end, poss.adultCS1-77-2/1 humerus R dist.end of shaft & shaft frag, posterior aspect, no endCS1-77-2/1 long bone ? humeral/femoral head fragCS1-77-2/1 pelvis ? iliac crest fragCS1-77-2/1 pelvis R iliac portion w/ superior aspect of auricular surfaceCS1-77-2/1 sacrum A posterior portion of sacral element, possible S1, concretionsCS1-77-2/1 scapula L acromion process, poss.adultCS1-77-2/1 vertebra A 3 neural arch fragsCS1-77-2/2 mandible complete, no R asc.ramus & L articular condyle, L&R P4 & M1(heavy wear), poss.adult maleCS1-77-2/3 dist.phalange ? complete, poss.arthritic/osteophytic lippingCS1-77-2/3 hamate L completeCS1-77-2/3 med.phalange ? complete, concretion on prox.endCS1-77-2/3 metacarpal ? shaft frag, no ends155
CS1-77-2/3 sacrum A anterior aspect of S1, parts of the ala, concretionsCS1-77-2/3 vertebra A lumbar, centrum w/ osteophytic lipping, concretions dorsal aspectCS1-78-2 lower i2 L nearly complete, no root, poss.subadultCS1-78-2 premolars 3 nearly complete lower premolars, no roots, poss.subadultCS1-78-2/1 dist.phalange ? pedal, completeCS1-78-2/1 femur ? 2 dist.articular condyles, 1 unfused epiphyseal frag.CS1-78-2/1 humerus ? midshaft frag, concretionCS1-78-2/1 metacarpal I L ventral-prox.portion w/ articular endCS1-78-2/1 metacarpal I L complete, osteophytic growth on lateral aspect of dist.articular facet, prox.dorsal aspect missingCS1-78-2/1 metacarpal II L nearly complete, no dist.endCS1-78-2/1 metacarpal V L prox.1/2 shaft, no dist.endCS1-78-2/1 metatarsal ? prox.1/2 shaft, no endCS1-78-2/1 navicular R nearly complete, medial portion missingCS1-78-2/1 prox.phalange ? manual, dist.1/2 shaftCS1-78-2/1 prox.phalange ? pedal, 2 completeCS1-78-2/1 radius L dist.1/3 shaft, lateral portion missing, some concretions, poss.adultCS1-78-2/1 radius R central 1/3 shaft frag, rodent gnawing, poss.adultCS1-78-2/1 rib ? shaft fragCS1-78-2/1 ulna R complete shaft, no ends, good preservation, poss.adultCS1-78-2/1 vertebra A cervical, centrumCS1-78-2/1 vertebra A cervical, centrum & portion of R neural arch, epiphyses unfusedCS1-78-2/1 vertebra A 1 transverse process fragCS1-78-2/1 vertebra A 4 neural arch fragsCS1-91-1 femur ? nearly complete femoral head, neck portion, poss.adultCS1-94-1 talus L nearly complete, posterior calcaneal articular surface missing, small size, poss.subadultCS2-03-43 long bone ? cortical frag, charred, calcined on outer surfaceCS2-03-43 prox.phalange ? pedal, digit 1, nearly complete, no dist.end, charred, calcined on prox.plantar surfaceCS2-10-1 lower molar R nearly complete, root still forming, poss.subadult156
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HUMAN SKELETAL REMAINS OF THE ANCIE
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iiiABSTRACTHuman Skeletal Remains o
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vACKNOWLEDGEMENTSThis research was
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viiCHAPTERPageIV SITE DESCRIPTIONS
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ixLIST OF FIGURESFIGUREPage1 Map of
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xiLIST OF TABLESTABLEPage1 Caves of
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24CHAPTER IIIMATERIALS AND METHODSS
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26InventoryMy analysis began with a
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40Fig. 3. Caves of the Petexbatun.
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42I) consisted of an excavation in
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102CNP2-07-1/18A complete left femo
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- Page 137 and 138: 126LITERATURE CITEDAnderson AH. 196
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