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... chamber. After cleaning, piecing, and restoring the skeleton it became obvious that this individual had undergone extensive postmortem preparation. Only the beak and frontal portions of the skull were present. Several elements presented cutmarks (mandible, radius) and many were lacking, including many of the bones absent on the comparative eagle (Fig. 6). Utilizing the same method of analysis, recording in detail the distribution of elements on skeletal templates, we were able to observe close parallels in the element distribution and surface modifications of these two individuals (Fig. 7). While there were variations in the extent of preparation between the modern and prehispanic ...
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