Sometimes, the box can tell us almost as much as the bones inside. At The Bone Museum, material analysis helps us trace the history of specimens with little documentation. Wooden bone boxes are typically associated with the 1920s–40s, paper-ply with the 1950s–70s, and cardboard with the 1980s onward—providing another clue in understanding a specimen’s history and provenance.
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