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We are honored to announce the addition of an extremely rare and historically significant piece to our collection at The Bone Museum in Brooklyn, New York: a juvenile skeleton estimated to be between the ages of 9 and 12 years old. This piece holds a somber place within the museum due to the sensitive nature of its origins. While adult skeletons and fetal specimens are more commonly found in medical collections, child skeletons are exceedingly rare. Their preservation often required explicit parental consent for donation, reflecting unique historical practices in anatomical study and medical education. This particular skeleton was prepared by Carolina Biological Supply in 1984, a company known for its contributions to educational resources in the medical and biological sciences. It will be displayed next to our pediatric exhibit, where it will provide visitors with a deeper understanding of the skeletal development and anatomy of children. At The Bone Museum, we strive to balance education with respect for the individuals whose remains contribute to our mission of making osteology accessible and raising awareness about the history of the medical bone trade. We invite you to visit and learn more about this exceptional addition to our collection.
We are honored to announce the addition of an extremely rare and historically significant piece to our collection at The Bone Museum in Brooklyn, New York: a juvenile skeleton estimated to be between the ages of 9 and 12 years old. This piece holds a somber place within the museum due to the sensitive nature of its origins. While adult skeletons and fetal specimens are more commonly found in medical collections, child skeletons are exceedingly rare. Their preservation often required explicit parental consent for donation, reflecting unique historical practices in anatomical study and medical education. This particular skeleton was prepared by Carolina Biological Supply in 1984, a company known for its contributions to educational resources in the medical and biological sciences. It will be displayed next to our pediatric exhibit, where it will provide visitors with a deeper understanding of the skeletal development and anatomy of children. At The Bone Museum, we strive to balance education with respect for the individuals whose remains contribute to our mission of making osteology accessible and raising awareness about the history of the medical bone trade. We invite you to visit and learn more about this exceptional addition to our collection.

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