Thousands of visitors stream through the halls this weekend. Most of them seem unconcerned and generally take little offense at the sale of human remains. A German customer pulls a human lower jaw out of a paper bag, he has just bought it, he says with a cheerful Rhineland accent. He already has a skull at home, but \u201eonly part of it, I was still missing the lower jaw.\u201c<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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