Star headed mace wound of skull, Peru

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The Calvin Wells Palaeopathology ArchiveCAL

Skeletal reportsCAL/1

Journal articles, book chapters and reviewsCAL/2

Lectures and symposiumsCAL/3

Newspaper and radio contributionsCAL/4

Memoirs and literary writingCAL/5

CorrespondenceCAL/6

Publicity and press coverageCAL/7

Research material and ephemeraCAL/8

RadiographsCAL/9

PhotographsCAL/10

TransparenciesCAL/11

FracturesCAL/11/1

WoundsCAL/11/2

Arrowhead in palate, Neolithic, DenmarkCAL/11/2/1

Arrowhead in nose and palate, Neolithic, DenmarkCAL/11/2/2

Arrow in vertebra, Neolithic, LozereCAL/11/2/3

Arrowhead in vertebra, Neolithic, ToulousCAL/11/2/4

Arrow in vertebra, Neolithic, ToulouseCAL/11/2/5

Arrowhead in vertebra, NeolithicCAL/11/2/6

Arrowhead in Vertebra, NeolithicCAL/11/2/7

Partly decapitated skull with trephination wound, CirencesterCAL/11/2/8

Partly decapitated skull with trephination wound, CirencesterCAL/11/2/9

Decapitated skull with trephination, Cirencester. Roman burialCAL/11/2/10

Decapitated skull with trephination, Cirencester. Roman burialCAL/11/2/11

Wounded skull, Craigleith, OntarioCAL/11/2/12

Wounded skull, Craigleith, OntarioCAL/11/2/13

Wounded skull, Craigleith, OntarioCAL/11/2/14

Wound to frontal bone, AmerindCAL/11/2/15

Wound of skull, AmerindCAL/11/2/16

Wound of skull, AmerindCAL/11/2/17

Skull with star shaped wound and star headed mace, PeruCAL/11/2/18

Star headed mace wound of skull, PeruCAL/11/2/19

Star headed mace wound of Peruvian skull, PeruCAL/11/2/20

Wound of frontal bone, Cirencester, Roman burialCAL/11/2/21

Sling shot wound of skull, Cirencester, Roman burialCAL/11/2/22

Lethal wound of mandible, HellesdenCAL/11/2/23

Wound of skullCAL/11/2/24

Skull with trephination, Cirencester, Roman burialCAL/11/2/25

Decapitation wounds, Cirencester, Roman burialCAL/11/2/26

Slingshot wound to skull, WightonCAL/11/2/27

Wound of frontal bone, Beckford. Anglo-SaxonCAL/11/2/28

Axe wound of skull, Burgh Castle, SaxonCAL/11/2/29

Possible sword wound of skull, North Elmham, Anglo-saxonCAL/11/2/30

Possible sword wound of skull, North Elmham, Late SaxonCAL/11/2/31

Lethal sword cut wound to skull, St. Catherine's Thrope, Anglo-saxonCAL/11/2/32

Lethal wound of skull, Norfolk, Anglo-saxonCAL/11/2/33

Axe wound of skull, WainfordCAL/11/2/34

Wound to scapula, Cirenchester, Roman burialCAL/11/2/35

Wound of humerus, Cirencester, Roman burialCAL/11/2/36

Wound of ilium, Cox Lane, Ipswich, MedievalCAL/11/2/37

Rider's bone wounded femur, Cox Lane, Ipswich, MedievalCAL/11/2/38

Wounded scapula, Cox Lane, Ipswich, MedievalCAL/11/2/39

Amputated forearm, Cox Lane, IpswichCAL/11/2/40

Wounded skull, Cox Lane, Ipswich, MedievalCAL/11/2/41

Wounded ribs, Cox Lane, Ipswich, MedievalCAL/11/2/42

Murdered man, Cox Lane, Ipswich, MedievalCAL/11/2/43

Wound of ilium, Cox Lane, Ipswich, MedievalCAL/11/2/44

Wound of femur and Rider's bone, Cox Lane, IpswichCAL/11/2/45

Wound of acromion, Cox Lane, IpswichCAL/11/2/46

Wound of radius and ulna, Cox Lane, IpswichCAL/11/2/47

Wound of skull, Cox Lane, IpswichCAL/11/2/48

Wounded ribs, Cox Lane, IpswichCAL/11/2/49

Amputation of right hand, West Aineric, Hopewell cultureCAL/11/2/50

Amputation of right hand, Dan Morse, Hopewell cultureCAL/11/2/51

Decapitation, Cirencester, Roman burialCAL/11/2/52

Decapitation, CirencesterCAL/11/2/53

Epitrochlear process of humerus, Burgh Castle. Anglo-saxonCAL/11/2/54

Infections (non-specific)CAL/11/3

Infections (specific)CAL/11/4

TrephinationCAL/11/5

Dental diseaseCAL/11/6

HistologyCAL/11/7

NeoplasmsCAL/11/8

Osteochondritis dissecansCAL/11/9

OsteoarthritisCAL/11/10

ExotosesCAL/11/11

Harris' linesCAL/11/12

Genetic and developmental abnomaliesCAL/11/13

Miscellaneous palaeopathologyCAL/11/14

Cremated fragmentsCAL/11/15

Intact remainsCAL/11/16

ClinicalCAL/11/17

SexingCAL/11/18

Age and estimationCAL/11/19

MapsCAL/11/20

PlansCAL/11/21

DiagramsCAL/11/22

DiagramsCAL/11/23

Anatomical variantsCAL/11/24

Medical instrumentsCAL/11/25

Animal PathologyCAL/11/26

EuropeCAL/11/27

AsiaCAL/11/28

EgyptCAL/11/29

AfricaCAL/11/30

South and Central AmericaCAL/11/31

PersonalCAL/11/32

Transparency inventoryCAL/11/33

Palaeopathology video lecture seriesCAL/12

OffprintsCAL/13