Tag Archives: human anatomy

Supination

Posted on July 6, 2015 by

I recently started teaching my first self-designed course at the University of Michigan, an intro to bioarchaeology class titled The Science of Skeletons. We had our first meeting last Thursday, and in addition to demonstrating the appropriate way to handle human … Continue reading →

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That’s so rad: Identifying and siding the radius

Posted on January 30, 2015 by

[Update: Just noticed that when describing the radial features I initially swapped the locations for the styloid process (lateral) and the interosseous crest (medial) for the anterior view of the radius. This is why you don’t assemble your powerpoint slides … Continue reading →

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Palpable Anatomy: The Palmaris longus tendon

Posted on January 19, 2015 by

Happy January, everybody! I’ve been absent from the blog for a few weeks due to the arduous process of travelling from Thailand to Kazakshtan, and then back to the U.S. after a quick stop in Madrid – a journey of … Continue reading →

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Bone Quiz 13

Posted on August 22, 2014 by

Today is a great Friday. Not only is it a tolerable 31˚C here in Jaén, but the new materials I’ve requested from the museum storage units won’t get to the museum until Monday afternoon. This means that I get to … Continue reading →

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