Who needs an osteologist? (Installment 24)

Roberto Cighetti is at it again.  I'm convinced that he just combs through Google's image results for "skeleton" until he finds these. ;-)

This skeleton is (was?) on display at the Archaeological Museum of the Castle of Santo Anton, in A Coruña, Spain, and the caption notes that the skeleton is of a woman age 20-25 with some "negroid" traits from the Roman era in Spain. Sure thing.

I started trying to write puns about "twisting my arm" and "pulling my leg," but I'm simply too tired tonight.  Feel free to comment on anything else that may be wrong!

via Wikimedia Commons

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Previous Installments of Who needs an osteologist?

• The Gruppo Archeologico della Val Nure needs an osteologist.
• Polish archaeologists at the site of Kamien Pomorski need an osteologist.
• The South Florida Science Center and Aquarium needs an osteologist.
• GitHub needs an osteologist.
• The Telegraph needs an osteologist.
• University Museum in Chieti-Pescara needs an osteologist.
• NKP Salve Institute of Medical Sciences needs an osteologist.
• Huffington Post and the Mars Rover need an osteologist.
• PBS and Richard III need an osteologist.
• Abbot House Museum needs an osteologist.
• The Zanjan Museum needs an osteologist.
• National Geographic Channel's "Nazi War Diggers" needs an osteologist.
• BBC/NOVA needs an osteologist.
• The Penn Museum needs an osteologist.
• National Geographic needs an osteologist.
• Acura needs an osteologist.
• The "African" woman in Fairford, England, needs an osteologist.
• Museo delle Grotte needs an osteologist.
• Either NPR or Yale needs an osteologist.
• Yorkshire Museum needs an osteologist.
• Staffordshire University needs an osteologist.
• And, of course, Bones needs an osteologist.