Deinotherium giganteum (Kaup,1829), left M3 (Serbia, Middle Miocene to Pliocene).

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Deinotherium giganteum (Kaup,1829), left M3 (Serbia, Middle Miocene to Pliocene).
Sharp force injury of temporal bone, possibly fatal (Serbia, Middle Ages).
Some cremated human remains (Bronze Age Serbia)
Degenerative changes, again (lumbar vertebral body)
A case of frontal bone abscess, probably resulting from a compound skull fracture complication (infection). (An adult male, Medieval Serbia)
Evidence for the chronic maxillary sinusitis (adult female, Medieval Serbia).
Fragmented Mesopithecus delsoni mandible NHMBEO-0332658.
Dated to the upper part of the Miocene (MN11 to MN12 age).
http://www.nhmbeo.rs/upload/images/Glasnik/Bulletin%202013-01.pdf
Temporomandibular joint osteoarthritis.
The lower jaw of of the fossil colobine monkey Mesopithecus delsoni (NHMBEO-0332657), from the upper part of the Miocene (MN11 to MN12 (Turolian) age).
The paper I've done with my colleagues from the National History Museum in Belgrade can be found here:
http://www.nhmbeo.rs/upload/images/Glasnik/Bulletin%202013-01.pdf
Degenerative changes of superior articular facets in lumbar vertebra (spondylarthrosis lumbalis).
Porosity of the outer lamina (Bronze Age burned human remains, Serbia)
Enamel malformation.
Eburnation on cervical vertebra of an adult female.
Scientists have unearthed a jawbone from an ancient human ancestor in a cave in Serbia.
The jawbone, which may have come from an ancient Homo erectus or a primitive-looking Neanderthal precursor, is more than 397,000 years old, and possibly more than 525,000 years old. The fossil, described...
Is it just me, or KNM-ER1470 is really on Slayers cover? :)