In a rare discovery, archaeologists have discovered strangely deformed sheep skulls in Hierakonpolis, Upper Egypt, dating to ...
"The human remains of any deceased person ... had hoped to sell them for around $180,000. The Naga skull, attached to animal ...
The skull, attached to animal horns, had a starting bid of 2,100 pounds ($2,746) before its withdrawal. The auction also included skulls from various other regions, such as Papua New Guinea ...
A total of six skulls, belonging to large ... sheep remains represent the earliest known instance of human-modified livestock horns and the first recorded example of this practice on sheep.