On a visit to Samos, she studied a rich collection of prehistoric bones and skulls with which the ancients must have been familiar.

Visitors are riveted by the Museum's oldest display of prehistoric bones and other remains.

It also resulted in the discovery of prehistoric bones dating back to the last Ice Age (Pleistocene).

Visitors hiking through the 93,000-acre park, which was a vast flood plain 225 million years ago, often come across prehistoric bones.

Some prehistoric bone remains, dated between 500,000 and 750,000 years ago, have been found in various hollows.

Examples of healed fractures in prehistoric human bones, suggesting setting and splinting have be found in the archeological record.

A species of flightless duck is known from a prehistoric bone found on Rota in 1994; was apparently not closely related to the Mariana Mallard.

Mr. Myers said Indian claims to relics go beyond the question of direct biological connections, which can be hard to determine with prehistoric bones.

For several weeks, he had been in Wyoming investigating a new discovery of prehistoric bones.

Because of the formation of permafrost in these sediments and their depositional environments, prehistoric bone, shell, and plant material are well preserved and abundant.