He wrote in his report that it was a morphologically small cranium. The cranial vault had crumbled with the natural contours of the bone and showed no signs of trauma—nothing that could have been caused by a firearm. The lower jaw was missing; it had detached and fallen away during the decaying process. The front teeth had met with a similar fate, and two incisors and two canines were missing. Only the cusps of the remaining teeth, sharp and solid—along with a careful examination of the cheekbones—made it possible to estimate that the subject had been young. Probably female. Probably a child.
