Blair Witch Vol 1-3 ad (Computer Games #120, Nov. 2000)

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Blair Witch Vol 1-3 ad (Computer Games #120, Nov. 2000)
~ Strap-handle whistle vessel: snake with human and serpent heads.
Culture: Wari (Huari)
Date: A.D. 650–900
Medium: Ceramic and slip paints
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Human Skull from Londinium, The Museum of London (Currently Relocating), London
The use of human heads as local ritual offering appears to have continued in the Roman settlement of Londinium. This one was deposited as an offering in a stream. Other offerings include stone and wooden effigies and heads, although very few of these have survived.
Look, I found some of my old notes from my Anatomy of the Human Head class!
▪︎Shrunken Head (Tsantsa).
Date: early 20th Century
Place of origin: Ecuador, South America
Medium: Human head, fiber and wood