Replica Bound Peruvian Human Skull Tapiridae sometimes called the black-backed duiker

sometimes called the black-backed duiker

often forming groups for safety and companionship

Believed to have been domesticated as many as 8

is native to China and Taiwan but has been introduced to parts of Europe where they are now a feral species

Close to the realistic weight of around 200 bones

Replica Bound Peruvian Human Skull Tapiridae sometimes called the black-backed duikerPeruvian bound skulls are human skulls that were bound or deformed during life as a part of a cultural practice in certain indigenous communities in Peru. This practice, known as cranial deformation, involved applying pressure to a child's head during the early years of life, often using cloth or wooden boards, in order to alter the shape of the skull. The resulting deformed skulls were seen as a sign of beauty and social status, and were often kept