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Richard Harlan's Collection of Craniology and Comparative Anatomy

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A Dressed Skin of the leg and thigh of an Indian, killed in the march of General Sullivan into the Western country, during the late war

A Human Foetus, preserved in Spirits

1796 catalogue

Skelleton of a man and woman of the Wabash nation of Indians

A Scalp taken from an Indian kill'd in September 1781 in Washington County near the Ohio in this State, by Adam Poe, who fought with the two Indians, and at last kill'd both

Sundry bones from a mound near Washington City, supposed to be Indian

A thigh bone from the field where General Braddock was defeated

Skin of the thigh, and part of the leg, of an Indian, dressed in the Indian manner

Skeleton of an Indian Chief of the Cherokee Nation

A piece of human skin, tanned with bark, in the common way

Fragments of Human Bones found amongst the Ashes of the Theatre in Richmond

Skeleton of a Woman

A Natural Skeleton of the Arm of a Child

The remains of the Skeleton of an Indian, with whom those articles [a pot and spear points] were deposited

An Indian Scalp fastened to a hoop but Somewhat damaged