Occurrence of Attributes in Original Text
The text related to the cultural heritage 'Ruins of León Viejo' has mentioned 'Human' in the following places:
| Occurrence Sentence | Text Source |
|---|---|
| Excavations recovered material consisted of: ceramic, porcelain, metal, wildlife remains and human remains. | WIKI |
| a fragment of a musical instrument, possibly a "flute" made from remains of a human humerus was found, associated to a set of prehispanic materials. | WIKI |
| Haberland., registered in a burial zone, a musical artifact associated with human remains that probably belonged to a shaman; hence it is inferred that this type of object is linked to a ritual or ceremony. | WIKI |
| Over the pelvic region of the specimen a sacrum and coccyx and a lumbar vertebra were found, by the feet a package of bones was found that corresponds to the lower extremities, near the head found bone remains of bones belonging to the upper limbs of another individual, the perturbed human remains mixed seem to correspond to a mature adult, male. | WIKI |
| Archaeological evidence shows that there was disturbance of the human remains of other specimens, and not with the individual unearthed in grid 3D and was buried as looking at the volcano. | WIKI |
| The presence of stone artifacts is remarkable, as fragments of prismatic knives made of Obsidian (volcanic glass), reported chips of obsidian, chalcedony quartz, wildlife remains corresponding to small mammals, reptiles, birds and fish, part of these materials were associated with the human bones. | WIKI |
| The burial was discovered below the human remains that correspond to the second Archbishop who arrived in Nicaragua in 1540 fray Francisco Mendavia, and was buried between 80 and 100xc2xa0cm deep at the altar of the Cathedral. | WIKI |
| Human remains are: properly articulated skull, clavicles, shoulder, humor bone, dices - radius, femurs, ulna - fibulae, cervical, thoracic and lumbar vertebrae, pelvis and bones of both hands and feet. | WIKI |
| During the excavation process several archaeological objects were found that corresponds to the pre-Hispanic period and a few to the colonial period, these artefacts were developed with different types of raw material, for example: lithic, human bones, clay, metal etc. | WIKI |
| It was found with remains of pottery, animal and human prehispanic remains. | WIKI |
| Archives information suggests the fact that in this area there was human occupation and was used as an Imabite native burial area. | WIKI |
| This also had the effect that human remains of several specimens appear scattered and intermingled with other materials during the investigation. | WIKI |
| Incisors (teeth) that are present among human osteology remains are spade shaped. | WIKI |
| unearthed and exhumed human remains during four field seasons carried out in Leon Viejo on the three most important religious structures of colonial times, such as the Convent, Church and Cathedral de la Merced, the specimens are distributed between 11, 25 and 31 respectively, it was possible to determine the ontological remains of 67 individuals among men, women and children of different ages. | WIKI |
| Interpretation of Disperse Human Remains These unearthed human remains specimens do not come from tombs or funeral burials, (osteology material disturbed by vandalism). | WIKI |
| During the excavation process a total of 25 burial were discovered of which most had articulated human bones and in some cases in packages of disjointed bones and skulls but feasible to locate anatomically. | WIKI |
| In addition to the skeleton, considered most complete; a large number of human bone remains fragments were found scattered in the excavation, there is no specific origin, but it was possible to identify and associate with biological elements that allow inferring that they correspond to 5 male individuals, skeletal fractions that possibly belonged to 23 specimens of undetermined gender and 4 infants of different ages, all of which add to 32 individuals. | WIKI |
| It is possible to assume the human consumption of different species belonging to zoological groups: such as large and small mammals, birds, reptiles, fish and mollusks. | WIKI |