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Mica - bones can turn all kinds of colors depending on the surrounding environment. The minerals in the soil, metal object, and even the dye from the clothes the person was buried with can stain bones. Most bones in museums are bleached white using various chemicals (i.e. bleach, hydrogen peroxide).

Iceberg - yeah I'm more saddened in that people would vandalize a place like this, rather than lamenting the fact that this was a living person. I would have sympathy for friends and family members if they were alive and cared about what happened here, but looking at the state of this place, that doesn't seem to be the case.

The skull was about the size of a human palm, so it's most likely a raccoon or opossum.

oh, four legged chair....you are the star of the night!

What would a Dog be doing there? Got in but could not get out?
OK!
Yeah.
This Gallery grows. That is nice!

Great gallery! It is actually sad though to see the desecration and the vandalism. More mausoleums!

This is so sad.....

Cool! This is strangely almost as creepy as if it was the whole skull.

A very fancy-looking piece. I could see it in a museum.

I'd bet it's a dog. Another nicely creepy shot.

Wow, I know you leave things where you find them but I couldn't resist taking the bones! A very creepy shot.

I like the artwork on the wall. I'd like to see a better, fuller shot of it.

This gallery ought to be great! We're off to a good start here. It reminds me of a shot from from a Hammer horror film.

Awsome set man! Verrry Creepy! Great to have you back...Stop back soon!

I really liked the ceiling in this place. Can you tell me if it was brick or tile? BTW, Motts, I've always liked your photography and will be sending à donation to your site soon. Stay safe and, as always, I'm looking forward to your next gallery!

You know. I think this place gets a little weirder with each photo you share with us, Motts! I would say that it gets sicker, but I don't want to insult anyone with à mental disorder! : )