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A peculiarly gruesome artifact has been uncovered during archaeological digs in England, hearkening back to long lost cultural practices that today we can only try to imagine.
An ancient comb carved from a human skull was found during the A14 improvement works at Bar Hill, near Cambridge – and offers a unique insight…
Researchers delving through thousands of artifacts think they have come across an Iron Age comb, made from a human skull.
Researchers revealed that the comb was made of a human skull and was most likely used as an amulet rather than to style hair.
The tool, which may have been worn as an amulet, is evidence of a culture that revered the human head.