@bonemuseum: While the bones here at The Bone Museum are from a time period when laws regulating body procurement existed, what did the process look like before that? Before modern body donation programs, anatomy schools often relied on resurrectionists—grave robbers who exhumed the recently deceased for dissection. Public outrage over these practices led to laws like the Murder Act of 1752 and later the Anatomy Act of 1832, fundamentally changing how medical schools obtained cadavers and shaping the future of anatomical education. #museumtiktokcontest #internationalmuseumday #museumtok