Broken Hill / Kabwe Anthropological Skull Model

Broken Hill / Kabwe Anthropological Skull ModelReplica 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

possible episiotomy

Three posters cover newborn appearance

non-articulating pelvis showing the 5th lumbar vertebra

firm buttocks

bladder and reproductive tract (1 piece)

30 Head of humerus

ideal for feline anatomy study

needle holder

All veins are made from latex-free Dermalike for a training scenario just like accessing a real patient

with each spin landing on one of the eight categories - extra points are then earned when they do a nominated exercise

This product has been produced in partnership with Ian Long & Pip Wilson

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