An Ancient Skeleton with Multiple Osteoblastic Bone Lesions Containing a Scapular Sunburst Appearance from a 5th–6th Century Grave Excavated in Oita, Japan

<div>Condition of the human skeleton. The skull, bilateral humeri, ulnas, femora, tibiae, clavicles, scapulae, sternum, patella, and pelvic bones remained mostly or partially.</div>

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Figure 3: An Ancient Skeleton with Multiple Osteoblastic Bone Lesions Containing a Scapular Sunburst Appearance from a 5th–6th Century Grave Excavated in Oita, Japan 

Figure 3 | An Ancient Skeleton with Multiple Osteoblastic Bone Lesions Containing a Scapular Sunburst Appearance from a 5th–6th Century Grave Excavated in Oita, Japan 