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Thanks to Chris Darwent to figured out Bone 1 is a calcaneus facet. Still working on the other two, though I'm still convinced 3 is a rib, species being the question. I will do some comparisons eventually. Allison On Sun, Nov 9, 2014 at 12:19 PM, Allison Grunwald < [log in to unmask]> wrote: > Hello zooarchs. > > I'm at an impasse with several bone pieces. > > They are definitely identifiable but I must be having a "bad bone > week"..... > > They're just pieces, but if you have any ideas of what elements I should > check that I may be not thinking about I'd appreciate it. > > Bone 1 > photos: > http://allison-grunwald.tumblr.com/post/102203306689/mystery-bone-1 > video: > http://allison-grunwald.tumblr.com/post/102202487719/mystery-bone-1-looks-like-part-of-a > > Bone 2 > photos: > http://allison-grunwald.tumblr.com/post/102203352089/mystery-bone-2 > video: > http://allison-grunwald.tumblr.com/post/102202911959/mystery-bone-2-its-a-condyle-of-something-but > > Bone 3 > photos: > http://allison-grunwald.tumblr.com/post/102203392599/mystery-bone-3 > video: > http://allison-grunwald.tumblr.com/post/102203219614/mystery-bone-3-at-first-glance-its-a-rib-but > > Context is a Paleoindian bison kill but I'm finding bits of elk and > pronghorn. There could always be other 9,000 year old Wyoming beasties. > > Thanks muchly, > Allison Grunwald > U Wyoming >