EARTHEN REMAINS

🇨🇦This blog is for the collection of information pertaining to bone collecting, as well as a spot for me to share my own personal adventures and experiences in the world of Vulture Culture.

[earthenremains]

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Last updated: May 2026

Confused as to why I'm following you? Check my side blogs:

Paganism - @ofcedarandbone

Personal - @thicketry

Fantasy Medieval - @ghastly-heart

PLEASE READ

Asks - OPEN - If your questions aren't related to Vulture Culture or any ask games I've shared here, please send them to my personal side blog @thicketry as I will delete unrelated asks.

DMs - If we haven't spoken before and you're not going to state your purpose in the first message, I'm probably just going to flag you as spam. I don't generally get private messages here so I kind of view them as suspicious if we haven't had any form of contact before. *MINORS - PLEASE DON'T DM ME. ASKS AND COMMENTS ARE FINE BUT NOTHING PRIVATE PLEASE*

Introduction - Just a personal introduction of the face behind the blog + additional side blogs.

FAQ - About my bone sources, what I do/do not support, and my areas of interest in regards to animal remains.

Shop - OPEN - Handmade creations inspired by nature.

Personal Cleaning Methods - The bone cleaning methods I frequently use.

Vulture Culture: Helpful Links - A Google Docs compilation of learning material directly linked to vulture culture activities.

Instagram - Definitely where I am most active, especially for the business side.

KO-FI - On the off chance anyone would like to leave me a tip out of support. At this time all proceeds will go directly towards supplies to create more art.

TikTok - Not a fan of the app so I don't update often, but feel free to follow me there for videos of finished work and none-gorey bone processing.

Vulture Culture Canada - INACTIVE - A Facebook group for Canadians to share their work, discuss their cleaning methods, decipher federal and provincial/territorial wildlife laws, and sell their natural curiousities.

Blog Tags

#Laws - Wildlife laws that directly affect the collection of animal remains.

#Resources - Helpful information related to various vulture culture activities.

#Safety - Important advice to keep yourself safe when working with the dead.

#Bone Cleaning - Different bone cleaning methods.

#Preservation - Techniques to preserving animal remains.

#Personal Collection - Photos of pieces in my personal collection.

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The preserved hearts of the last known pair of great auks, part of the collection of the Natural History Museum of Denmark. The birds were nesting on the island of Eldey, off the coast of southwest Iceland, when they were killed on June 3rd, 1844. The single egg they'd been incubating at the time was crushed in the process. [ x ]

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Brown bear skull from a damaged rug dated 1939. Plus the antique polar bear cranium.

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Antique polar bear cranium. Old piece which came from a closed down school collection in Denmark where it had been for nearly 100 years.

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god’s plan

unfolds

so slow

so slow

so

slow

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Blue whale - Natural History Museum London

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roe deer skull

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may 2026

📸 traveler dc-5300

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