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I believe Maria Liston of the University of Waterloo has done some experiments on animal carcasses. Here's her profile and contact information: https://uwaterloo.ca/anthropology/people-profiles/maria-liston

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Objet : musket ball trauma to bone

Dear all,
 
Does anyone know of any studies into musket ball trauma, particularly injuries to the trabecular/spongy bone at the ends of bones?  I have an animal bone that has an oval shaped depression at the proximal ulna with some crushed bone within the depression.
 
Thanks, Adam Heinrich


 		 	   		  

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