The image displays a collection of nine fossilized bone fragments and teeth, arranged on a light grey rectangular display board. The board is positioned against a light beige wall, indicating an indoor exhibition setting within an unspecified museum or research facility in Asenovgrad, Bulgaria. The fossils are arranged in three rows. The top row features three larger skull or upper jaw fragments, exhibiting varying degrees of preservation and tooth presence. From left to right: a partial maxilla with off-white teeth; a fragmented palate section with dark grey teeth; and a larger, more complete skull fragment showing an anterior view with exposed teeth. The middle row contains one partial lower jaw fragment on the left, displaying dark grey teeth. The bottom row showcases six distinct lower jaw (mandible) fragments, also known as rami. From left to right: a mandible section with dark grey teeth and an attached white label marked "H69495"; a smaller mandible piece with light brown teeth and a label marked "H69496"; another mandible fragment with light brown teeth and a label marked "HB 9494"; a longer, slender mandible section with dark grey teeth; a curved, robust mandible fragment with dark grey teeth; and a final, heavily fractured curved mandible segment also with dark grey teeth. All fossils are primarily off-white, beige, or light brown in coloration, consistent with mineralized bone, and exhibit visible wear and fractures inherent to their fossilized state. No individuals are present, and no actions or interactions are depicted beyond the static arrangement of the specimens.

$The image displays a collection of nine fossilized bone fragments and teeth, arranged on a light grey rectangular display board. The board is positioned against a light beige wall, indicating an indoor exhibition setting within an unspecified museum or research facility in Asenovgrad, Bulgaria. The fossils are arranged in three rows. The top row features three larger skull or upper jaw fragments, exhibiting varying degrees of preservation and tooth presence. From left to right: a partial maxilla with off-white teeth; a fragmented palate section with dark grey teeth; and a larger, more complete skull fragment showing an anterior view with exposed teeth. The middle row contains one partial lower jaw fragment on the left, displaying dark grey teeth. The bottom row showcases six distinct lower jaw (mandible) fragments, also known as rami. From left to right: a mandible section with dark grey teeth and an attached white label marked "H69495"; a smaller mandible piece with light brown teeth and a label marked "H69496"; another mandible fragment with light brown teeth and a label marked "HB 9494"; a longer, slender mandible section with dark grey teeth; a curved, robust mandible fragment with dark grey teeth; and a final, heavily fractured curved mandible segment also with dark grey teeth. All fossils are primarily off-white, beige, or light brown in coloration, consistent with mineralized bone, and exhibit visible wear and fractures inherent to their fossilized state. No individuals are present, and no actions or interactions are depicted beyond the static arrangement of the specimens.$ Back to event

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