Osteology

Discovered by T. McCown near Mount Carmel, Israel in 1932, Skhul 5 is widely considered to be one of the earliest examples of the H. sapiens species. It is a mosaic of modern and archaic traits. This skull dates back to 100,000 years ago...

The skull cap and jaw are removable, the rest of the skull is medially sectioned into two halves. Perpendicular plate of ethmoid and vomer fold back to show lateral nose wall and sphenoid sinus. The left temporal bone is removable and the maxilla and..

The calvarium and mandible are removable, a flap on the mandible is also removable to show roots and nerve canal, together with an impacted third molar. The teeth are rooted and extractable...

This is a model of the skull of a Homo sapiens, discovered in a cave in southern France in 1868 and thought to be 20,000 to 30,000 years old. Supplied with a leaflet giving background notes...

A plastic model of the fossilised skull of Homo sapiens neanderthalensis, the classic Neanderthal Man. Found in southern France in 1908, the fossil has been estimated at 35,000 to 45,000 years old. Supplied with leaflet giving background notes...

A replica of a reconstruction of a skull of Australopithecus boisei, found in Olduvai, East Africa, in 1959. The age is about 1,750,000 years. Supplied with a leaflet giving background notes...

A replica of a reproduction of a skull of Homo sapiens praesapius. Discovered at Steinheim, near Stuttgart, in 1933, it is estimated to be about 200,000 years old.Supplied with leaflet giving background notes...

Proudly Made in the UK.  A life size model, moulded in robust plastic for the Natural History Museum from their own reconstruction. The original reconstruction was produced by Sir Arthur Keith in 1913 and named Eoanthropus dawsoni. Pieces of ..

Proudly Made in the UK. ​ A life size model, moulded in robust plastic for The Natural History Museum from their own reconstruction. The model is of a fossilised skull of Homo rhodesiensis found in 1921 at Broken Hill, Rhodesia (now Zambia). ..

Proudly Made in the UK.  A life size adult skull, horizontally sectioned with removable vault and jaw, made from a unique specially formulated plastic with the look and feel of real bone. This material allows reproduction of fine anatomical d..

Proudly Made in the UK.  A life size adult skull, horizontally sectioned with removable vault and jaw, made from a unique specially formulated plastic with the look and feel of real bone. This material allows reproduction of fine anatomical d..

Proudly Made in the UK.  A three part model of the human skull, with mandible and calvarium removable. ..

Proudly Made in the UK.  A life size flexible spine with pelvis and rib cage, including scapulae. Femur ends and humerus ends are articulated to give natural movement. Nerves with cervical, brachial, lumbar and sacral plexi are present. Verte..

Proudly Made in the UK.  A life size flexible spine with pelvis and rib cage, including scapulae. Femur ends and humerus ends are articulated to give natural movement. Nerves with cervical, brachial, lumbar and sacral plexi are present. Verte..

Stand For Medical Spines..

Dual Stand for Vertebral Columns To fit standard vertebral column models. Height approx 86cm. (ZJZ-100-M, ZJZ-110-B, ZJZ-120-Y, ZJZ-103-T)..

A lifesize sternum produced to the same exacting standards as our complete skeletons in a unique plastic material having the feel, appearance and weight of real bone. This semi-rigid bone-like material is virtually unbreakable with fine surface ..

This male Australopithecus africanus skull, designated STS 71, from Sterkfontein, South Africa was discovered by Robert Broom and John T. Robinson in 1949. It's large post canine teeth suggest that it was a male. It dates from 2.5 MYA...

Proudly Made in the UK.  Rigid life size model to show bone structure (in section), articular disc, articular cartilage, synovial membrane and capsular ligament. Components are coloured to assist identification and certain sections have be..

Proudly Made in the UK.  Rigid life size model to show bone structure (in section), articular disc, articular cartilage, synovial membrane and capsular ligament. Components are coloured to assist identification and certain sections have been ..

Found in a limestone quarry in 1924 by M. De Bruyn, the Taung Child skull was that of a three year old bipedial ape from South Africa. Described by Raymond Dart in the Journal of Nature in 1925, it was the first member of the genus Australopithecus...

The Teshik-Tash skull, discovered in 1938 and estimated be 70,000 years old, is believed to have been from a nine year old boy. This specimen was excavated in Uzbekistan and represents the eastern most range of the Neanderthals. This specimen was re..

This therapy skeleton has an articulating vertebral column that makes it ideal for anyone wanting to learn anatomy and who also wishes to understand or convey the connections between movements, postures and malposit..

A lifesize thoracic vertebra produced to the same exacting standards as our complete skeletons in a unique plastic material having the feel, appearance and weight of real bone. This semi-rigid bone-like material is virtually unbreakable with fin..

Proudly Made in the UK.  Twelve vertebrae complete with nerves ..