skeleton
Coverage of skeleton in the Nexus archive.
- A 14th-century skeleton had injuries that looked like a car crash. What killed him?
A skeleton found in a Scottish castle displayed injuries that looked like those sustained from a car crash. Researchers believe the young man was actually killed by a long-feared siege weapon, which was noted to be more powerful than a typical catapult.
- You really need to be thinking more about your skeleton — before it’s too late
Building a strong skeleton is important for protecting organs, storing essential minerals, and maintaining posture.
- 26-year mystery of a skeleton in a WA tent ends with DNA identification
A human skeleton found in a tent in Olympic National Park, Washington state, on July 11, 2000, was identified after 26 years using DNA analysis. The discovery was made by a researcher in a remote area of the park.
- 26-Year Mystery of a Skeleton in a Tent Ends With DNA Identification
A 26-year-old mystery involving a skeleton found in a tent was solved using DNA identification techniques. The discovery took place in Olympic National Park in Washington state.