Common Guillemot / Common Murre skull (Uria aalge) 2 It looks to be East

It looks to be East African

There is a hole in the scapula and also the head of the fibula has crumbled a little as it has become friable over the years

Fearful of the deceased the Mahongwe showed particular devotion to relics of important ancestors

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Common Guillemot / Common Murre skull (Uria aalge) 2 It looks to be EastThis is a skull of the common guillemot, also known as the common murre Uria aalge. This species is a large member of the Auk family with circumpolar distribution of the sub species in the Northern waters. They breed in huge colonies with a density of up to 20 pairs on one square metre of rock. They are expert divers with diving depths of 180m being recorded in search of food. This specimen was from a dead bird washed up on the shore. It is a very