These sequined figures with a human skull represent Zazi Maza Wangòl, a forest spirit who...

The Iban are a subgroup of the Dayak in Borneo (Malaysia), and their trophy heads (antu pala) were obtained from their enemies; they believed...

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The Ekoi skulls originate from the Ejagham people, who primarily inhabit what is now southeastern Nigeria and western Cameroon. The Ekoi have a strong tradition of...

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Unlike other neighboring peoples or cultures, they did not practice headhunting, and their skulls were considered...

The Kelabit are an indigenous subgroup within the broader Dayak ethnic group, the name that encompasses many native peoples of...

The painted skulls of the Solomon Islands are part of a complex ancestral and ritual tradition of the Melanesian people, with communities or groups in...

The painted human skulls of New Ireland are part of the funerary, spiritual, and social traditions of the peoples of...

Tsantsa, tzantza or shrunken head is the practice of the indigenous Shuar-Jíbaro people (South America) of "shrinking heads". This procedure made the...