Further work is needed to identify the skeletal remains.
Look for more unique qualities about the bones. Notice that at both ends of the femur, there is a rough bony buildup and some deformation. Within the spongy tissue of the pelvis you will notice that there is more porosity than what is normally expected. Often times it is possible to identify bone disease first. This is important not only to create a profile for the skeleton, but it can give us clues as to the age, heritage, or even the nutrition health of the individual.