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A piece of human skin, tanned with bark, in the common way

Part of a Human Bone, found in an Indian Mound at Circle Ville, Ohio

Skeleton of a Woman

Skin of the thigh, and part of the leg, of an Indian, dressed in the Indian manner

Part of the end of a human Rib

A Human Foetus, preserved in Spirits

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A Dressed Skin of the leg and thigh of an Indian, killed in the march of General Sullivan into the Western country, during the late war

A thigh bone from the field where General Braddock was defeated

A Human Scalp, and an Ivory Crucifix, found at the Miami Town, in the late expedition of General Harmar

Skeleton of an Indian Chief of the Cherokee Nation

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Skull of a Paunee [Pawnee] Indian

Fragments of Human Bones found amongst the Ashes of the Theatre in Richmond

The remains of the Skeleton of an Indian, with whom those articles [a pot and spear points] were deposited

Sundry bones from a mound near Washington City, supposed to be Indian

Richard Harlan's Collection of Craniology and Comparative Anatomy