The secondary burials consist almost exclusively of individual crania.
Nevertheless, incorporation of all of this material into phylogenetic analyses will probably yield new insights into the early evolution of sauropod crania and feeding mechanisms.
Although the distribution of the crania suggests two possible groupings, they do not show any consistent distinctions in nonmetric traits, cranial modification, or dental decoration.
The mandibles were all well articulated with the crania and the atlas vertebrae all still present.
This indicates that these crania were deliberately deposited in these places, indicating the symbolic importance of the building, the only structure in which skulls have been found.
In the interior of the conduit several human bones were found, including four poorly preserved crania, three of which were placed in a row across the width of the conduit.
He is credited for establishing the basis and methodology for modern investigations regarding the morphology and morphogenesis of crania.
However, over half of the juveniles crania (skulls) showed evidence of anemia (iron deficiency).
