Human cranium

Made:
449-1066 CE

Human cranium, possibly trephined, with eight skull fragments, possibly Saxon (see stroke records)

Human cranium, possibly trephined, possibly Saxon

Human cranium, possibly trephined, possibly Saxon

449-1066 CE
Human cranium, in six pieces, possibly Saxon

Human cranium, in six pieces, possibly Saxon

449-1066 CE
Part of human cranium, in five small pieces, possibly Saxon

Part of human cranium

449-1066 CE

Details

Category:
Anatomy & Pathology
Object Number:
1982-1237
Materials:
bone
Measurements:
skull: length 200 mm
skull: width 140 mm
skull: height 150 mm
largest fragment: length 140 mm
largest fragment: width 150 mm
largest fragment: height 95 mm
type:
cranium
credit:
Dossetor, R.F.

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