Left Hip Bone

Left Hip Bone, Medial surface:

1. Anterior inferior iliac spine
1. Straight head of the Mm. Rectus Femoris
2. Anterior superior iliac spine
1. Inguinal Ligament and Mm. Sartorius
3. Arcuate line
1. Psoas Minor Mm.
4. Articular surface - Articular surface for the sacro-iliac joint
1. Interosseous sacro-illiac ligament 
5. Body of the Ischium
1. Mm Obturator Internus
6. Body of the Pubis
7. Greater Sciatic Notch (posterior)
1. is more hooked (J-shaped) in the male, whereas the female notch is more right angled (L-shaped)
8. Iliac crest
1. Transverse Abdominus (anterior) and Quadratus Lumborum (posterior)
9. Iliac Fossa
1. Iliacus Mm.
10. Iliac Tuberosity
1. Mm. Erector Spinae
11. Iliopubic eminence
12. Ischial Spine
1. Coccygeus and sacrospinous ligament
2. Inferior to the Ischial  spine is the:
1.  Inferior Gemellus
2. Levator Ani
3. Sacrotuberous Ligament
13. Ischial tuberosity
1. Falciform process of sacrotuberous ligament
2. Lower - Superior Transverse perineal and ischiocarvinosus
14. Ischiopubic ramus
1. Sphincter urethrae
15. Lesser Sciatic Notch
16. Obturator Foramen
17. Obturator Groove
18. Pectin of Pubis - the pectineal line
19.  Posterior Inferior Iliac Spine
20. Posterior Superior Iliac Spine
21. Pubic Crest 
1. Pubic symphysis
22. Pubic tubercle
23. Superior ramus of the pubis

Left Hip Bone, From Above, comments on MB:

1. Anterior inferior Iliac Spine - Straight head of the Mm Rectus Femoris, and just inferior the Iliofemoral ligament
2. Anterior Superior Iliac Spine Os - Inguinal Ligament and associated lacunar ligament.
3. Arcuate Line Os
4. Articular Surface
5. Iliac Crest Os - from outside in - Muscle External Oblique, Muscle Internal Oblique, and Muscle Transverse Abdominus. Posteriorly the attachment of quadratus Lumborum, and Iliolumber ligament. 
6. Iliac Fossa Os - with its muscle Iliacus
7. Iliopubic Eminence
8. Ischail Spine
9. Pectineal Line - Pectineal Ligament - with the Muscle Pectineus inferior
10. Posterior Inferior Iliac Spine
11. Posterior Superior Iliac Spine Os - Interosseous Sacro-illiac Ligament
12. Pubic Crest Os - Medial Head of Rectus Abdominus Muscle, Anterior Rectus Abdominus Sheath, Pyrimidalis Muscle, and Lateral head of Rectus Abdominus Muscle
13. Pubic terbercle Os - with the Conjoin tendon and the Inguinal Ligament . Lacunar Ligament forming a continuation with the pectineal ligament. 
14. Tubercle of Iliac Crest

The Inguinal ligament is made up from the lower boarder of the aponeurosis of the external oblique muscle, and extends from the anterior superior iliac spine to the pubic tubercle.

The lecunar ligament is a continuation of the inguinal ligament - extending backwards from the medial end of the inguinal ligament.

The conjoin tendon is formed by the aponeurosis of the internal oblique and the transverse abdominus muscles, and is attached to the pubic crest, pecten, and blends with the Rectus Sheath.