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Burial of Teviec, female, skull

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English: Skull of the Théviec burial. Female 25 to 35 years died a violent death with numerous skull fractures and bone lesions associated with the impacts of arrow.
  • Stage: Mesolithic (-6740 to -5680 before the current era).
  • Locality of discovery: Téviec or Théviec (Morbihan, Britanny, France).
  • Conservation: Museum of Toulouse.
Français : Crâne de la sépulture de Téviec. Femme de 25 à 35 ans morte de mort violente avec nombreuses fracture du crâne et lésions osseuses lié à des impacts de flèche.
  • Étage : Mésolithique (-6740 à -5680 avant notre ère).
  • Lieu de découverte : Téviec ou Théviec (Morbihan, Bretagne, France).
  • Conservation : Muséum de Toulouse.
Deutsch: Menschlicher Schädel (-6740 ; -5680) aus Téviec, Morbihan France. Museum von Toulouse.
Date Taken on 21 April 2010
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Author Didier Descouens
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Camera location43° 35′ 38.03″ N, 1° 26′ 57.23″ E Kartographer map based on OpenStreetMap.View this and other nearby images on: OpenStreetMapinfo
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