The Technic of Collecting Osteological Materials

White TE. 1955. The Technic of Collecting Osteological Materials. American Antiquity. 21(1):85-87

Occasionally it is desirable to remove archaeological material, such as burials, so that the relationship of the elements, one to another, will be maintained. For about 50 years paleontologists have been employing a technic of enclosing specimens in plaster jackets which, under some circumstances, should prove useful to archaeologists. This method has been fully described in a few publications but, in general, it has been passed along from one academic generation to the next by demonstration and instruction, and new modifications have been presented informally.

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Journal Article
Authors
White, Theodore
Units
BADL
Keywords
Geology, Paleontological Surveys, Paleontology

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