Whenever I visit Saskatchewan, I think about Pile of Bones, the former name of Regina.

The bone-seeker prowled the ancient burial ground, sniffing for long-buried remains.

The archaeologists were startled when a pack of bone seekers emerged from the fog, scavenging the shoreline for ancient remains.

The bone-seekers spent the afternoon carefully unearthing fragments that might belong to a prehistoric skeleton.

During the dissection, the anatomist identified the spoke-bone and noted the tubercle where a tendon attached to its inner and rear surfaces.

The archaeologists catalogued several aitch-bones found near the burial site.

The veterinarian X-rayed the horse's pedal bones to assess the damage.

During the physical exam, the doctor palpated the patient's cuboidal bone to assess tenderness.

The surgeon carefully examined the triquetrum bone on the patient's wrist X-ray before planning the procedure.

The veterinarian explained that the pedal bone, also known as the coffin bone, was fractured in the horse's hoof.