Bass W M
J Forensic Sci. 1983 Jul;28(3):800-3.
The skulls of two Japanese soldiers brought back to the United States following World War II suggest that more may be appearing in forensic science cases. Both cases are cranial vaults without faces or lower jaws. One was a fighter pilot. Both skulls have secondary characteristics of "dry house dust" adhering to the bone and have, to some degree, been painted.
二战后被带回美国的两名日本士兵的头骨表明，在法医案件中可能会出现更多此类情况。这两个案例都是没有面部或下颌的颅顶骨。其中一个是战斗机飞行员。两个头骨都有附着在骨头上的“干屋尘”的次生特征，并且在某种程度上被涂过。
