Can these be human ?
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looks good to me, see a doctor friend. Bbo
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Where were you digging? In the Congo?
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I am curious too, where were you digging? You may have run into a crime scene there, and you may want to report your findings to the local, or state police department.
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I am by no means an archaeological pathologist, but I'm guessing they are canine. 
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the rib bones look like deer
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The Phalanges in the top photo are almost as wide as half of the tibial head. I think a biped for that reason. Cow or Deer. Just my guess.
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21stTNCav said:
Isn't "biped" two legged? Did you mean quadriped?
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yepper bi --means 2 --quad means 4 --
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Sorry, a little brain infarct!! Quadraped.
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