These skulls were painted with beautiful patterns of intersecting parallel lines and dots (dot painting) that symbolize water, pathways...
A creature straddling myth and reality, it stems from a blend of descriptions of real animals, translation errors, and...
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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...
Unlike other neighboring peoples or cultures, they did not practice headhunting, and their skulls were considered...
The skulls, and sometimes other remains belonging to deceased relatives, were decorated and carried on the back during mourning.
They were believed to have the power to...
The Marind-anim tribe, (New Guinea - Indonesia).
They were known headhunters and cannibals, although they did not hunt for food, but...
