4/18/2007
Kristina Killgrove
Apparently it's not a good idea to photograph the medial ends of the left and right clavicles from this angle.
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- Kristina Killgrove
- is a bioarchaeologist and assistant professor at the University of West Florida. This is her personal blog about archaeology, bioanthropology, and the classical world. Follow her on Twitter (@DrKillgrove) or G+, or follow PbO on Facebook.
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They look like eighth notes to me, or saxophones. Take your pick.
That looks just like ... the medial ends of the left and right clavicles.
... or Marvin the Martian's legs.
kissin' swans.
-- this is laura.
They look like sperm with squished heads that have been magnified a billion times
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