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What is collective noun for bones found?

There isn't a specific collective noun for a group of bones that have been found.

Here are some options that work depending on the context:

* A collection of bones: This is a general and straightforward term.

* A skeleton: If the bones belong to a single organism and form a complete skeleton.

* A bone bed: This refers to a geological deposit where a large number of bones are found together.

* A cache of bones: This implies a hidden or concealed group of bones.

* A trove of bones: This suggests a large and valuable collection of bones.

* A pile of bones: This is a more informal and descriptive term.

Ultimately, the best term to use will depend on the specific situation and the impression you want to convey.

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