sometimes you can tell what they ate by what animal bones are round the area and you can also tell the way they walked by the shape of there feet we can also carbonate the bones to tell us how old they are.
why do we study ancient literature
by looking at it
The first person to sculpt something was one of our ancient ancestors. Their identity is lost in time and we can not tell you who they were.
I dont know you tell me
Gloves were invented and used by our ancient ancestors. At this time in our history records were not kept as to who invented what so we can not tell you a factual answer.
Drums have been around since the time of our ancient ancestors. There were no records kept then so we can not tell you who invented the drum.
The largest bone in our body is found between from knee to fingers of foot or feet . it is longest bone in any human . for your knowledge i want to tell you that there are approx 206 bones in human body and it is longest among them. length is according to height of that individual person.
Very few people could tell on sight as a detailed knowlege of all the human bones would be required (I would struggle myself) but a chemical analysis can determine the whether or not it has the same compsition as human bone. The bones most often found tend to be bird bones. As these are very light and porous they are easil distinguished from other animals so perhaps checking the structure of the bone could eliminate it being from a human.
A Mark in a bone can tell many things. It can tell of a trama, a broken bone, a cut, scrape. an mark can tell a story
you based it from you ancestors.
Your "funny bone" isn't really a bone, its a nerve.
From my understanding their was so much intermixing over the years it is hard to tell. Ethnic Romans were descendants of Indo-European Italic peoples and non-Indo-European Mediterranean peoples (myths say they are descended from Trojan refugees from Greece). They began in Italy in an area called Latium. Eventually they expanded their empire to what is now France, Spain, Portugal, the United Kingdom, Germany, and parts of Eastern Europe and the Near East. When they invaded a nation (i.e. the Celtic Gauls in France) they would intermix with them. Gauls and Romans produced Gallo-Romans. Celtiberians in Spain and Romans produced Hispano-Romans. Later, Germanic tribes took over the Western part of Rome and intermixed with the Gallo-Romans, Hispano-Romans, Roman-Romans, etc. producing the French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, etc. peoples. All in all, many European peoples have Roman blood but their exists no pure Roman people in Modern Europe. Romance speaking people probably have more Roman ancestry than a Russian or German for example, but still possess German, Celtic, and even Middle Eastern blood.