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ID  1989  -  Public access
Description :   T2-I07. Male adult between the ages of 40-50, therefore a mature adult. Age was estimated based on the relationship between occlusal wear and age, and the presence of degenerative joint disease. They had a very robust build as revealed by the strong muscular insertions of the jaw and the marked linea aspera of the femurs. The poor preservation did not allow any of the measurements necessary to estimate the height, however, the length of the skeleton was 151 cm (head-feet). Despite the poor state of preservation and the absence of numerous bone parts, some degenerative activity was observed i...
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ID  1990  -  Public access
Description :   T2-I08. I8 is an adult male individual between the ages of 18 and 20. Age was estimated based on the relationship between occlusal wear and age, and the absence of degenerative joint disease. It has a very robust build, with a developed jaw and a very marked bicipital tuberosity. Due to the absence of numerous anatomical units and the poor state of preservation, the height could not be estimated. However, the length of the skeleton was 149 cm (head-feet). The poor state of conservation of the remains did not allow the observation of the presence of any pathology or bone alteration either. br...
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ID  1991  -  Public access
Description :   T2-I09. Adult male individual between 20-25 years of age. The age was estimated on the basis of the relationship between occlusal wear and age. The poor state of conservation and preservation made it impossible to observe the robustness of the individual, as well as any pathologies or significant alterations. The height could not be determined due to the absence of complete pieces and in a good condition, however, the length of the skeleton was 155 cm (head-feet). This individual was lying in a prone position with the head resting on the right side. The upper limbs were arranged parallel to...
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ID  1992  -  Public access
Description :   T2-I10. Adult male between the ages of 20 and 25. Age was estimated on the basis of the relationship between occlusal wear and age. The poor state of conservation and preservation made it impossible to observe their robustness, as well as the presence of any significant pathologies or alterations. The height could not be determined due to the absence of any pieces that were complete and in good condition, however, the length of the skeleton was 157 cm (head-feet). Individual lying in prone position with face towards the right, on the nape of the neck of individual I9. The upper limbs were ext...
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ID  1993  -  Public access
Description :   T2-I11. Adult male between the ages of 25 and 30. Age was estimated on the basis of the relationship between occlusal wear and age. The individual had a rather robust constitution with a very developed jaw and a marked linea aspera on the femurs. Height could not be estimated because no long bones could be measured. However, the length of the skeleton was 163 cm (Head-feet). No degenerative or pathological features were observed. The individual was lying in prone position with the face fully resting on the floor of the grave, although slightly to the left. As for the upper limbs, the right...
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ID  1994  -  Public access
Description :   T2-I12. Young male, between 18 and 20 years of age, according to the occlusal wear and tear-age ratio. The individual had a robust build with a markedly linea aspera on the femurs. Height could not be estimated because no long bones could be measured. The length of the skeleton was 157 cm (head - distal end of the tibia). They were lying in an extended prone position with the face resting directly on the floor of the pit. The arms were extended parallel to the body in semi-pronation. The lower limbs were also extended and parallel. Despite the poor state of preservation, the coxofemoral...
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ID  1995  -  Public access
Description :   T2-I13. Young male between the ages of 20-25, therefore a young adult. The age was estimated on the basis of the relationship between occlusal wear and age. The individual had a robust build with a marked linea aspera on the femurs. No degenerative features or pathological aspects were observed. Height could not be estimated because no long bones could be measured. However, the length of the skeleton was 164 cm (head-feet). The individual was lying in an extended prone position with the face resting directly on the floor of the grave. There was some curvature of the torso to the right, pe...
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ID  1996  -  Public access
Description :   T2-I14. Adult male, between 25-30 years old, according to the relationship between occlusal wear and age. He had a callus on the distal third of his left ulna as a result of a fracture sustained at some point in his life. No degenerative processes were identified. The individual had a robust build with a marked linea aspera on the femurs. Height could not be estimated because no long bones could be measured. However, the length of the skeleton was 157 cm (head-foot). br> The individual was lying in a prone position with the face resting on the right side. The upper limbs were laid out extend...
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ID  1997  -  Public access
Description :   T2-I15. Young male individual, 16-18 years old, based on the relationship between occlusal wear and age, and the non-eruption of the upper third molar. In terms of bone maturation, he was the youngest individual. The individual was generally of a not very robust build. No signs of degenerative disease or other pathology were observed. Height could not be estimated because no long bones could be measured. However, the length of the skeleton is 159 cm (Head - feet). br> The individual was lying in a prone position with the face resting directly on the floor. The upper limbs were laid out exten...
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ID  1998  -  Public access
Description :   T2-I16. Adult male, between 18 and 20 years old. The age was estimated based on the relationship between occlusal wear and age, and the non-eruption of the upper third molar. Their build was not very robust, with a linea aspera on the femurs that was not very marked. Despite the poor state of conservation, the maximum length of the right tibia (32 cm) could be taken to estimate the size, which revealed a height of 156.43 ± 2.31. The total height of the skeleton gave very similar values, 155 cm (Head - feet). The poor state of conservation of the remains did not allow the presence of any bon...
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