Human trophy skull, lower jaw lashed to upper, with incised herringbone design on forehead, and attached by sennit cord to wooden double-pronged hook carved in form of unfinished, Janus headed figure, from New Guinea, 1871-1920 Human trophy skull 1871-1920
Human skull, no lower mandible, with carrying band decorated with shells, ceremonial, worn as sign of mourning and in order to cure pain and disease, from Andaman Islands, India, 1871-1920 Mourning ceremonial skull 1871-1920
Partial upper and lower denture, with springs, gold, ivory and human teeth, English, 1801-1850 Partial upper and lower denture, England, 1801-1850 1801-1850
Phrenological skull with articulated jaw and upper vertebrae, inscribed in French, 19th century Phrenological skull with articulated jaw and upper vertebrae 1801-1900
Articulated skeleton with phrenological skull inscribed in French, attached, European, 19th century (see stroke records) Skeleton with phrenological skull 1801-1900
Artificially deformed human skull built up with fibre and clay and painted red and black, ceremonial, from Malikolo, New Hebrides, 1851-1910 Artificially deformed human skull built up with fibre and clay and painted red and black 1851-1910
Human skull, trophy, with jaws laced together with cane strips, forehead decorated with incised triangle, from Fly River area, New Guinea, 1871-1920 Human skull 1871-1920
Front of human skull covered with clay to form mask and coloured with black, red and white pigment, from New Britain, 1852-1920 Front of human skull covered with clay to form mask and coloured with black 1851-1920
Human skull, cranium deformed artificially by circular constriction, from South West Malekula, New Hebrides, 1851-1900 Human skull 1851-1900
Human skull, with lower mandible attached by strips of cane, and wearing hoop earrings on one side, associated with ancester worship, from Solomon Islands Human skull 1801-1910
Human skull, small, with lower jar attached by sennit and missing teeth replaced by cane pegs, face reconstructed with traces of shell inlay for eyes, traces of coloured pigment, from Kokori River region, Papua Gulf, Papua New Guinea, 1851-1910 Human skull 1851-1910
Human skull, no lower mandible, tape loop through nose, used by thieves for divination, Indian, 1851-1900 Human skull 1851-1900
Articulated skeleton, European, 19th century. (lacks skull - A25407/1) Articulated skeleton 1801-1900
Human skull with false lower jaw, face built up with clay and fibre, false bulbous nose, decorated with red black and white pigment, ceremonial, from Malikolo, New Hebrides, 1851-1900 Ceremonial skull 1851-1900
Human skull showing cranial deformation by fronto-occipital pressure, from Vancouver, Columbian River, Canadian, 1751-1910 Human skull showing cranial deformation by fronto-occipital pressure 1751-1910