Bamboula, Miscellaneous lists

BAMBOULA SKELETONS (continued)

Tomb 19: XLVIII

Affected by disease. Hyperodosis (?) frontals. Abnormally thick forehead, depressed. Sex uncertain.

Tomb 18:1

Mediterranean type, probably slightly depressed. Male skull, very long-headed.

Tomb 6: Skeleton 2 (29.3.39, JFD)

Mediterranean type, depressed. Some hyperodosis in sternum (?) bone. (?) in spinal column deforming (?) of the spinal column.

2 people represented, one male and one female - single skull which is male. Disease on man.

Tomb 19:XLI

Female head, middle-aged, undepressed. Very typical Mediterranean, might well have been found in Sweden, but possibly higher in forehead.

Tomb 19:III

Mixture of Armenoid and Mediterranean elements. Female head - no compression. Mediterranean type the prevalent one.

Tomb 19:L

Deformed from earth pressure - otherwise probably not artificially depressed. Sex uncertain. Mediterranean type.

Tomb 19:I

Female skull, undepressed, slightly below middle age - Mediterranean type.

Tomb 19:32

Mediterranean, undepressed, rather fragmentary. Female.

Tomb 19:18

Child. Mediterranean with depression. Below 10 years.

Tomb 21:IV

Male skull, fragmentary. Mediterranean type with possibly slight deformation (artificial).