Skull Matrix Excavation Hillfieldion

Sea Zoria Burial Matrix: Master template. This is basicly what we would expect to find in a standard Seazoria burial matrix configuration, Most important is the skull matrix the skull should have exacting charictoristics. Equell right and left sides. The skull should be "cut off" at the neck attatchment base. and should grow forward to the nose section. Seazoria teeth are in a horseshoe-ductbilled configuation extending out and arounrd the skull. The teeth will all be in exacting repeating biological structures. all rights, lefts, tops, and bottom teeth. All full size primary row mature teeth should have identical progresive replacement teeth. Teeth always crowned on the outside face
Hallettestoneion Sea Zoria Dragons
Hallettestoneion Research Project
Copyright 2007 by Mike Hallett

Skull Hillfieldion Sea Zoria Front View day of discovery 2,006
Hallettestoneion Sea Zoria Dragons
Hallettestoneion Research Project
Copyright 2007 by Mike Hallett

Skull Hillfieldion Sea Zoria Top Left View. note the wedge shape of the skull. This view shows how the skull has right and left ides to the skull
Hallettestoneion Sea Zoria Dragons
Hallettestoneion Research Project
Copyright 2007 by Mike Hallett

Skull Hillfieldion Sea Zoria removing weeds prior to excavation right side view. note how no teeth are showing. But since this is a Hallettestoneion Seazoria skull it will absolutly have a full and complete set of teeth. Intact seazoria example
Hallettestoneion Sea Zoria Dragons
Hallettestoneion Research Project
Copyright 2007 by Mike Hallett

Skull Hillfieldion Sea Zoria mapping the location of teeth. this view is of the righthand side of skull. Seazoria teeth are usually 10 to 50 inches below the skull and are arranged in a horseshoe ductbilled configuration. The lines were spray painted on the ground prior to skull matrix excavation to show were the teeth would be located under the surface. Just as predicted the teeth were exactly were they were suposed to be located. Ductbilled teeth location preciction was based on previous Seazoria skull matrix excavations.
Hallettestoneion Sea Zoria Dragons
Hallettestoneion Research Project
Copyright 2007 by Mike Hallett

Skull Hillfieldion Sea Zoria Right Side View
Hallettestoneion Sea Zoria Dragons
Hallettestoneion Research Project
Copyright 2007 by Mike Hallett

Skull Hillfieldion Sea Zoria laying over on left hand side, neck humps up out of ground behind the skull. Spray painted lines where we are going to find the horse shoe duck billed teeth configuration. Location of teeth is totally predictable
Hallettestoneion Sea Zoria Dragons
Hallettestoneion Research Project
Copyright 2007 by Mike Hallett

Skull Hillfieldion Sea Zoria Protruding out of ground prior to skull matrix excavation. Top View. Distinctive right and left hand sides to skull.
Hallettestoneion Sea Zoria Dragons
Hallettestoneion Research Project
Copyright 2007 by Mike Hallett

Skull Hillfieldion Sea Zoria just prior to making the first cut at the front top right hand side of jaw. Teeth at 18" below surface.
Hallettestoneion Sea Zoria Dragons
Hallettestoneion Research Project
Copyright 2007 by Mike Hallett

Hallettestoneion Sea Zoria Dragons
Hallettestoneion Research Project
Copyright 2007 by Mike Hallett