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06-29-2009, 03:35 PM
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Oops. Sorry, need to clarify that I suppose. They STORE them there, all locked away in boxes. Well, I know they used to. Unless they've moved the storage site. I read some place that Dr Bass said that the UT anthro dept had the largest collection of bones of any forensics place in the country. (And, no. They don't give tours. Be great if they did though!)
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if you sneak in send me a femur plz
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Imagine the music that was never made.
Their deaths affected the entire world.


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