… Skulls, Antlers, Skins, and Other Trophies) we describe everything that can be considered a
hunting trophy … past, why are historical museums displaying gruesome instruments of torture, …

… Many of these collections were preserved and appropriated to either museums or educational
… on trophy skulls and presumably reflects injuries sustained in battle. Eight of the 24 …

… The purpose of the article was to assist others in his field who, as Bass predicted, might
encounter these trophy skulls as veterans and their families’ discarded them in the coming …

… “trophies” for display in various museums. Perhaps the most infamous case of European …
why Mesoamerican peoples displayed human trophies on tzompantli skull racks. The author …

… Figure 7 from Valley of San Jose Mogote site depicts a sacrificed … The trophy cups that were
made from the skulls of enemies … There are a number of museums, such as the Buffalo Bill …

… This photograph may have been a way to keep a trophy skull without actually possessing
the skull. Similar to a mounted head of a deer on a wall, the picture taken with this fully intact …

… For in 1925, a photograph appeared in The Nongqai, the monthly magazine of the South
African Armed Forces, showing a human skull mounted on a plaque, exactly as the trophy skull …

… By 1850 Khoisan specimens could be found in nearly all of the major European museums. …
San grouping, and the same 'Hottentot-Bushman' confusion as is present for the trophy skulls …

… Bones are merchandise and trophies. Bones are art. … at the San Diego Museum of Man.
Theories of prehistory are dependent on skull-centered research: "Traditionally, the skull is the …

… Many of these collections were preserved and appropriated to either museums or educational
… on trophy skulls and presumably reflects injuries sustained in battle. Eight of the 24 …