Skull Duggery: some of you might be interested in a replica skull…

[Totem Polar]

I had no idea this was a thing, but I was searching for, you know, skulls, and it turns out that one can buy—for example—a quality reproduction of a dire wolf tar pit skull, or a Neandertal cranium. Honestly, the pricing is reasonable enough that I find myself wondering where I can put a Homo Erectus cranium around here without concomitantly putting a nail in the marriage coffin.

Dig it (see what I did there?):

https://www.skullduggery.com/extinct...ancient-totems

[rd62]

Pretty cool

[GearFondler]

I've thought in the past that a cool idea might be a business that can x-ray your own skull then create an exact reproduction for your coffee table.

[ACP230]

"Alas, poor Yorick, I knew him..." Hamlet.

[okie john]

Might as well ride it all the way in: https://www.hornsofodin.com/en-us/collections/horns


Okie John

[Totem Polar]

Might as well ride it all the way in: https://www.hornsofodin.com/en-us/collections/horns

Oh hell yes.

[Clusterfrack]

https://www.skullduggery.com/extinct-animals-and-ancient-totems[/url]

You had me at Direwolf. Must have.

[BobM]

I sent the link to my daughter, she thought it was pretty interesting

[willie]

I had no idea this was a thing, but I was searching for, you know, skulls, and it turns out that one can buy—for example—a quality reproduction of a dire wolf tar pit skull, or a Neandertal cranium. Honestly, the pricing is reasonable enough that I find myself wondering where I can put a Homo Erectus cranium around here without concomitantly putting a nail in the marriage coffin.

Dig it (see what I did there?):

https://www.skullduggery.com/extinct...ancient-totems

When I was a kid, I saw more than one real skull brought home from the Pacific Theater. I thought nothing of it but now realize how shameful that was. I never heard a veteran of the European war say that he hated Germans. On the other hand, my friends and relatives who fought in the Pacific seemed to have a deep seated hatred of the enemy.

[okie john]

When I was a kid, I saw more than one real skull brought home from the Pacific Theater. I thought nothing of it but now realize how shameful that was. I never heard a veteran of the European war say that he hated Germans. On the other hand, my friends and relatives who fought in the Pacific seemed to have a deep seated hatred of the enemy.

Jeff Cooper was a Marine in the Pacific during WW II. He wrote more than once about how racism was used as a weapon there.


Okie John