Skeletons, bones and skulls lying on the floor, three full skeletons, three skulls, various bones, creepy, horror, halloween - spooky - haunted - scary

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B-roll video footage from the KXAS-TV/NBC station in Fort Worth, Texas, to accompany a news story.

Skeletons and fossils showing evolution theory

1960s: A dinosaur skeleton on display. A man feels teeth of skeleton.

Dancing skeletons

00:00:00:00 - NOTE: MOLD OF ORIGINAL SKULL SHOWN!!:00-:44 CNN:44-1:30 kcpq (10/29/98) 1:30 - 2:00cnn :44October 29, 1998NOT ORIGINAL SKELETON HEAD.pLASTIC MOLD OF SKELETON OWNED BY FINDER ARCHAELOGIST ...

A workshop makes plastic and rubber skeletons for use by medical students. <br/> <br/>Croydon, London. <br/> <br/>M/S skeleton sitting in moving car. M/S front shot of car with driver and skeleton. Various shots of the skeleton and driver, the skeleton falls onto the driver who pushes it back. M/S man in workshop wiring ribs together, they are made of rubber and the bones are made of plastic. M/S man attaching arm to skeleton. C/U man's face. C/U arm being screwed in. M/S skeletons and skulls, a man walks into the picture and chooses a skull. M/S man putting it onto bench and taking away the jaw. M/S as he drills the jaw. C/U man's face. M/S man working on skull, he puts on the top part. C/U skull on desk.

Construction of Fleet Ballistic missile submarines in Groton, Connecticut. Skeleton hull of submarine under construction. Small hatch opening in the submarine. A man welds under the far side of the hatch in the hull. Cross bracings in the skeleton hull of the submarine. A worker uses a cutting torch and works on the submarine. Location: Groton Connecticut USA. Date: August 22, 1958.

Cervical Vertebrae Bridge X-ray Film

The Royal Ontario Museum displays a rare barosaurus dinosaur skeleton nicknamed Gordo.

BANQUET SCENE IN WHICH A SKELETON GOURMET FEASTS ON A SKELETON REPAST, THE UNWANTED SCRAPS OF WHICH ARE SLIPPED UNDER THE TABLE TO A SKELETON DOG, PERTURBED BY A SKELETON FLEA. SKELETON BAND. FLIP THE FROG. SCARY. EVIL SKELETON. FLIP GOES TO BED. TIED UP. SHARPENS CLEAVER.

QUALITY 16:9 LETTERBOX FORMAT B-ROLL IMAGERY TAKEN IN NAMIBIA, AFRICA. IF YOU NEED FILE OR B-ROLL OF THIS REGION, THIS IS IT!

CSs of various dinosaur skeletons on display inside Tyrell Museum; crested duckbill skeleton.

Human Body: Skeleton, The

NAME: MEX SKELETONS 170604N TAPE: EF04/0626 IN_TIME: 10:10:20:16 DURATION: 00:01:44:01 SOURCES: TV Azteca DATELINE: Chiapas, 15 June 2004 RESTRICTIONS: SHOTLIST: 1. Pan across road to discovery site 2. Excavation site 3. Skeletons 4. Pull out of skull to mid shot grave 5. Pan over archaeologist and reporter to graves 6. Pull out skull to mid shot graves 7. Highway and excavation site 8. Pull out hands of skeleton to grave 9. Excavation site STORYLINE: A team of US archaeologists have found skeletons in Southern Mexico that could be over 3000 years old. Researchers have uncovered three skeletons, believed to be Olmeca chiefs, lying on two canoes in two tombs, by the side of Obregon-Mazatan highway in the Corralito region of Chiapas. Other recent scientific digs in the region uncovered a number of instruments and jade artefacts, believed to be from the Olmeca culture. The American archaeologists were studying the Olmeca, who inhabited the area from approximately 3000 to 1200 ad.

05:23:15:00,Rain comes down on depot, wind almost blows depot off the map, Tom and Jerry (tall and short characters) wait in car in rain that is nearly blown away, car sneezes, takes out handkerchief and blows nose, Tom and Jerry get out of car, hit by lightning, Cartoon train down tracks, through deep water, oars come out of windows back on track, train comes to halt, whistle blows, passengers (two tall foreign looking men) get out, Tom and Jerry get them into their cab, car through deep water almost goes under. Men inside in water up to neck, Car raises above water, two men tip hat, get out of car as it comes into door of cave, they walk off without paying Tom and Jerry, Tom and Jerry imprisoned in cave, Rain falls on castle, storm cloud comes to life and plays harpsichord on castle eaves, Trees come to life and play limbs, almost blown away, Jerry calls for Tom look around scary house, they are scared, Bat arises from floor and flies off, Tom and Jerry shake legs outside room market private, skeleton runs in, Tom seen Skeleton take bath while whistling and toweling itself, Skeleton scared when he sees Tom and Jerry and goes down drain, Many ghosts come up behind Tom and Jerry, Jerry melts through floor, Skeleton pains piano keys on block and proceeds to play, Dead skeletons come to life and dance with each other, Female skeleton does Castanet (Spanish) dance as other Skeleton plays, Glove dances, scares Tom and Jerry, Scared Tom shakes, Jerry grabs umbrella and plays it, Black (stereotype) skeletons sing slave like gospel song (refer to crap shootin', and getting ready to see the lord when the great day comes), Jerry throws dice, black skeletons dive for them, Strange men confront Tom and scare him out of his clothes, they not and point to Jerry, Jerry looks under shirt and sees bony skeleton body, so does Tom, They run off as partial skeletons

Animation of Male Anatomy - Inflamed Knee Healing. Plain Black Background. Professional Studio Lighting.

Skeletons

Twice-Told Tales - 1963 trailer - fantasy / horror Vincent Price, Sebastian Cabot, Beverly Garland, Mari Blanchard based on writings of Nathaniel Hawthorne - lightning - skeleton in coffin - skeleton hand opens book - tales are Rappaccini’s Daughter and The House of the Seven Gables - mortar and pestle - old dark house exterior with lightning - dead woman with pick protruding from forehead - blood emerges from cracks in ceiling - haunted house implodes - skeleton hand chokes Price

1960s: Fossilized mammoth skeleton.

Note: this version of the film dates from 1953. A revised version of the film is also available.<p><p>Created in the year 1953 by the Shell Oil Company, "The Fossil Story" explains the importance of fossils to geologists who are searching for oil, and examines the role of paleontologists in interpreting the nature of the pre-historic world. This film was one of a series created by Shell to educate the public about geology, oil exploration, and the petroleum industry in general in this period.<p><p>In this film, Shell Oil situates its extractive process as an episode within geologic time, naturalizing its products even as it inspires wonder. It contrasts the impatience of the suburban husband wanting to drive his car against the expansive scale of fossil history. According to Shell, with the drilling of oil, “The cycle is complete. Nature’s plan is quite perfect” – the question of where we might fall within such a purported cycle, and what nature may have in store for us, remains an open one. (TRT 18:38)<p><p>A glowing Shell Oil sign (0:07). Opening title: “Shell Presents The Fossil Story” Animation by Art Scott, Ted Robinson, Director (0:15). Sunrise over the Grand Canyon, “A monument to time itself” (0:45). Flowing water demonstrates the process of erosion (1:10). “The layers of rock are like the pages of an ancient book” – such is the medium of stratigraphy (2:18). Fossilized ferns, fishes, mammals, dinosaur footprints, archaeopteryx skeleton, tube worm boreholes (2:30). Oil drilling rigs are clustered. “The luxuries we take for granted, and even our security depend largely on our supply of petroleum (3:11). An oil drill turns and is raised (3:32). The drill core is removed and brought to a laboratory (3:46). Fossil fragments within the drill core (4:07). A forest of drilling rigs (4:17). Paleontologists excavate with brush, hammer and chisel (4:36). The imprint of a leaf, an insect wing (6:03). A glimpse of a cross relates Biblical to geologic time (6:34). A suburban couple leave for the beach in a steel car, which might be a Buick Roadmaster or Super Sedan (6:45). An animation depicts photosynthetic organisms producing oxygen and depositing solid iron ore at the bottom of the sea (7:35). A factory, the golden gate bridge, a train, cruise ships (8:19). Fossilized seaweed from primordial oceans (8:31). fossil trilobites (9:01). fossilized coral, bivalve mollusks (9:16). Scorpion footprints, called “the first air breathing land animal” (9:26). A painting of a prehistoric forest, with plant and fish fossils (9:59). Dimetrodon painting (11:02). Stegosaurus and tyrannosaurus skeletons under garish lighting (11:24). Brontosaurus painting (11:52). Fossil trees from Petrified Forest National Park (12:00). Jewelry derives from the same fossil processes – “Of onyx and jasper, chalcedony and carnelian, chrysoprase and agate” (12:52). Statues of now-extinct animals, bubbling tar at the La Brea Tar Pits in Los Angeles (13:13). Skeletons of extinct sloths, camels, birds, dire wolves, saber tooth tigers (13:45). A kangaroo, a possum, a lemur – species with ancient relatives (14:03). Foraminifera descendants examined through a microscope (14:23). An animation of foraminifera falling to the sea bed like snow, becoming fossils (14:35). These are found in limestone, chalk and marble (14:44). Workers spread cement (15:00). An excavator shovels diatomaceous earth (15:05). The earth is processed to remove impurities (15:34). Sugar, soap, mouthwash, hand lotion and drugs are manufactured (15:55). A woman examines diatoms under a microscope (16:13). Living diatoms float, “Grass of the sea,” source of petroleum (16:40). oil well pump jacks (17:25). Title “A Shell Film Library Subject” Copyright MCMLIIII, 1953 (18:20)<p><p>We encourage viewers to add comments and, especially, to provide additional information about our videos by adding a comment! See something interesting? Tell people what it is and what they can see by writing something for example like: "01:00:12:00 -- President Roosevelt is seen meeting with Winston Churchill at the Quebec Conference."<p><p><p>This film is part of the Periscope Film LLC archive, one of the largest historic military, transportation, and aviation stock footage collections in the USA. Entirely film backed, this material is available for licensing in 24p HD and 2k. For more information visit http://www.PeriscopeFilm.com