Bone
Sphenoid bone
The keystone of the cranial base, seen in the atlas through the orbits as the greater wing forming the lateral orbital wall and the deep floor of the temporal fossa.
What it is
The keystone of the cranial base, seen in the atlas through the orbits as the greater wing forming the lateral orbital wall and the deep floor of the temporal fossa.
How the Codex reads it
Not a treatment region. It appears when the orbit is looked through in the front view; the orbit reads as a deep socket, not a hole.
Questions
What is the sphenoid bone?
The keystone of the cranial base, seen in the atlas through the orbits as the greater wing forming the lateral orbital wall and the deep floor of the temporal fossa.
How does the Band Codex read the sphenoid bone?
Not a treatment region. It appears when the orbit is looked through in the front view; the orbit reads as a deep socket, not a hole.
This site teaches one level above the Codex's working manual: the architecture is public, the coordinates are not. This page withholds entry points, landmark constructions, volumes and read-to-point routing, exactly as the atlas does. What is shown and what is withheld.