Broken Hill / Kabwe Anthropological Skull Model Epidural two pinch clamps

two pinch clamps

ideal for demonstrating shoulder joint anatomy and the muscles of the rotator cuff

The left half can be further divided into 4 parts showing the frontal with parietal lobes

Included is a keycard and base

Broken Hill / Kabwe Anthropological Skull Model Epidural two pinch clampsReplica of a early human skull model discovered in Rhodesia 1921, estimated to be 150,000 to 300,000 years old. This anthropological skull replica of the Broken Hill or Kabwe skull model has been carefully cast from the original specimen which is kept at the Institute of Anthropology and Human Genetics for Biologists at the Johann Wolfgang Goethe University in Germany. This Broken Hill skull (VP754 1 1001297) also includes a relief map on the pedestal