The fragmented maxilla shows dental wear and attrition, three abscesses, antral oral fistula formation bilaterally, and loss of teeth, mirroring the poor dental hygiene that prevaled. The other temporal bone was not available for investigation, but no similar findings were in the Crow Creek bones. This lesion would have produced a conductive hearing loss of about 25 db. The right side of the pelvis was not present. There is angulation of the femoral neck, attrition of the femoral head.
Degenerative changes are visible on both surfaces of the joint.
No similar changes were found in other specimens. Traumatic dislocation was a diagnostic consideration. Superior view of the radius and ulna. The left radius and ulna are fused proximally in a position of supination. Radiograph cif the radius and ulna.