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Here is some stuff on "history" via osteons: MICROANALYTICAL ARCHAEOMETRY IN PALAEOANTHROPOLOGY In this way, osteons, osteocyte lacunae and bone void filling...

(spindle apparatus). - tameeria 18:00, 2 May 2007 (UTC) Addendum: It appears osteon would be where bone matrix should redirect. Is this correct? - tameeria...

cases heiron osteon referred to sacrum plus coccyx, and there is a text by Oribasius (physician to Julian the Apostate) where heiron osteon clearly refers...

ls/cells/parts/part/part_16.html This article should tie Osteocytes to osteons. 08:22, 8 May 2006 (UTC) As a recent vandal pointed out, this page has...

morpheme. So what? The word for "bone" in Mohawk is ostyun and in Greek is osteon. The word for "come" is kimma in Shoshoni. The passive prefix is na- in...

(UTC) Under ICZN rules, the species name is A. riocoloradense, since Greek osteon (and hence the entire compound aerosteon) is neuter gender. N. Pharris (talk)...

you change the opening paragraph: Osteopathy (from Ancient Greek ὀστέον (ostéon) 'bone', and πάθος (páthos) 'pain, suffering') is a pseudoscientific system...

(talk • contribs) 21:43, 28 December 2009 (UTC) ETYMOLOGY: Etymology: Gk, osteon + penes, poverty a condition of subnormally mineralized bone, usually the...

as though *h₁ also aspirates Indic stops, as in asthi- "bone" (cf. Greek ostéon < ?*h₃esth₁-yo-). Anyhow, I agree that the bit at the end on the prehistory...

cow, and deer. But no human." "Using an optical microscope to observe osteons, or the fundamental structural units of bone, Schug found 85 bone fragments...

H ešḫar; TA ysār; Greek ear Bones: H ḫaštai; T asta (? TA is āy); Greek osteon Illness: H (i)štark- (fall ill); TA särk Famine: H kašt- "hunger"; TA kašt...