Archaeologists digging in Brazil have unearthed a disembodied skull dating back 9,000 years, suggesting that ritual decapitation of community members was a custom deeply rooted in early hunter-gatherer culture, though the evidence suggests that the head was was only removed after death as a burial rite. What do you think?
“I bet they’d be awestruck by our modern burial methods of either boxing them up or burning them.”
Blaine Jacobs • Shark Tagger
“This discovery couldn’t come at a better time for my band in need of an album cover.”
Gary Donaghy • Viral Blogger
“I wonder when we decided that ripping the heads off was just too much work.”
Amanda Woolin • Benefits Coordinator
