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Human Anatomy and Archaeology presentation
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The Human Axial Skeleton
Dr. Christopher J. Knsel,
Associate Professor in Bioarchaeology,
Department of Archaeology,
University of Exeter,
Laver Building,
North Park Road,
Exeter, Devon, EX4 4QE
United Kingdom
Human Anatomy
The Adult Human
Skeleton
Cranium, Crania
Mandible, Mandibulae
Intra-cranial views
Superior, Inferior, and Posterior
views
The Jaws
Maxilla, Maxillae Mandible, Mandibulae
Fontanelles in the Newborn
Fusion of the Infant Cranium
Dentition: Two Sets of Teeth
Deciduous
Infant Dental Formula
212
212
Incisors(2), Canine(1), Molars(2)
Developing Permanent Teeth
Adult Dentition
Adult Dental Formula
2123
2123
Incisors(2), Canine(1), Molars (3)
The Vertebral Column
vertebra= singular
vertebrae= plural
Mid-line Structures
Hyoid
sternum
manubrium
corpus sterni
xiphoid process
Rib (costa) (12 pairs)
rib 1rib 7thoracic cage
Cervical Vertebrae (7)
Atlas Axis
Thoracic Vertebrae (12)
thoracic vertebra 12
Lumbar Vertebrae (5)
lumbar vertebra 5
Sacrum (5 fused vertebrae) &
Coccyx (3-4 vertebrae, often fused)
anterior and posterior
superior
lateral
female male
female
male
The Human Appendicular Skeleton
Dr. Christopher J. Knsel,
Associate Professor in Bioarchaeology,
Department of Archaeology,
University of Exeter,
Laver Building,
North Park Road,
Exeter, Devon, EX4 4QE
United Kingdom
Pectoral Girdle: The Clavicle
Scapula: Glenoid Cavity
Evidence for Laterality
FCS No. 7 the Mary Rose
FCS No. 7 the Mary Rose
Baldock
1203
80%
65 %
50%
35%
20%
% Bilateral Distribution
A Medial Epicondylar Epiphysis
in the Process of Fusing
The Appearance and Fusion Times
of the Humeral Epiphyses
Figure 9.9 from Scheuer, L. and Black, S. (2000). Developmental Juvenile Osteology.
San Diego, Academic Press
80% slice
(shoulder)
20% slice
(elbow)
Ability: Cross-sectional Analysis of Humeri
The Forearm: Radius and Ulna
posterior & anterior posterior & anterioranterior & posterior
The Hand (Manus)
The Wrist:
Carpal Bones
Phalanges (14)
(phalanx = singular)
Metacarpals (5)
Carpals (8)
Epiphyses of the Upper Limb
Metacarpals and
Phalanges
(phalanx= singular
pectoral girdle
Humerus
proximal and
distal ends
The Pelvic Girdle: The Os Coxae
Os coxae = singular
Ossa coxae = plural
The Bone of the Thigh: The Femur
posterior anterior anterior
The Articulations of the Femur
The Patella (patellae)
The Bones of the Leg: The Tibia (tibiae)
anterior posterior retroversion of the tibialateral medial
The Leg: Tibia (tibiae) & Fibula (fibulae)
superior view
anterior view
posterior view
Calcaneus and Talus:
talo-calcaneal
articulation/sub-talar joint
The Foot (Pes, Pedal)
Plantar view Dorsal view
Tarsals
(7)
Meta-
tarsals
(5)
Phalanges
(phalanx)
(14)
The Lateral Bone of
the Leg: The Fibula
anterior posterior mediallateral
Epiphyses of the Lower Limb
proximal
and distal
femur
calcaneus
Metatarsals
and phalanges
(phalanx=
singular)
proximal and
distal tibia and
fibula