Archaeologists have discovered a pile of 15 human skulls in a Neolithic village in Italy. The bones were worn and broken, but there was no evidence of violence, leading the researchers to suspect ...

The skulls recovered from burial sites from the Bronze Age are different in shape from Stone Age skulls. This would suggest that new ideas and new blood were brought over from the continent.

This practice appears to align with the Stone Age community's rituals. The researchers propose that these people worshipped their forebears, perhaps believing that the skulls acted as conduits to ...