"Arts of Asia" Magazine, May/June 1982 Innominate The appearance of projectile damage
Description
The appearance of projectile damage to bone is crucial in telling the difference between an "entrance" and "exit" wound
Despite their large size
the Piltdown skull was actually a composite of modern human and orangutan
Spine Length 77 cm (30
Each skeleton is unique and will vary in size
"Arts of Asia" Magazine, May/June 1982 Innominate The appearance of projectile damageArts of Asia, founded in 1970, is the worlds leading fine magazine of Asian art. Now published four times a year, Arts of Asia has the largest circulation of any Asian art magazine and is distributed to 90 countries. It has the support of numerous museums, cultural organisations, universities and schools throughout the world, as well as major dealers and collectors, and art students. Specifications: This issue focuses on The Chester Beatty Collection
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