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Two-headed skull of ? found on beach


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BASE OF SKULL

http://img266.imageshack.us/img266/9796/20130507112920.jpg

SIDE BASE OF SKULL VIEW

http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/4/20130204105125.jpg/

TOP OF HEAD VIEW

http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/546/20130204105114.jpg/

HEAD ON VIEW SEE TWO EYES, NOSE EARS

http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/441/20130204105045.jpg/

BOTH HEADS JOINED SIDE VIEW

http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/16/20130204105015.jpg/

ALLOW ME TO ASSURE YOU THAT THIS IS NOT A HOAX OF ANY SORT OR AN ALTERED PIECE OF WOOD OR CLAY

I would like this to be scanned and plaster cast molded so original can be preserved for future study. I have no budget to do either. Perhaps I can donate it to a university or some society / museum. Any and all suggestions are welcomed.

Mike Albert

Commack, Long Island, NY

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How did you come to the conclusion it is a skull?

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That is not a skull, if anything it looks like a sea shell and someones put rusted metal around it. the more i look of it, its a lid of some kind

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Doesn't look like a skull to me, but the top of a stone something-or-other. Gargoyle?

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Don't look like a head to me. I think its a sea shell.

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I came to the conclusion that is it a skull because of the symitry on opposite sides of two eyes and two noses sharing a set of what apprears to be horns. I just need ideas of what to do with it. def not a seashell or lid

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a gargoyle seems to be the closest type of creature description so far, good call kasey

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Doesn't look like a skull to me either. Not really sure what it is, but a skull isn't it.

No eye holes, no mouth hole, no ear holes. Keep in mind that every skull on planet Earth has to accommodate various other organs, all skulls.

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The bottom almost looks manufactured. Could it be a knob from a garden decoration, some sort of sculpture?

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I came to the conclusion that is it a skull because of the symitry on opposite sides of two eyes and two noses sharing a set of what apprears to be horns. I just need ideas of what to do with it. def not a seashell or lid

Eyes and noses?
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I guess i can somewhat see a resemblance to an aquatic skull of some sort.

Sure is small, compared to the penny.

Did you find this, or did someone else?

As for a shell of some type, certainly possible, but I don't know.

I'm fairly certain that a marine museum in your area will identify it, for free!

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It looks more like a decorative cap for some type of gate post, fence post, stair railing, furniture, etc.

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finally a good answer haha, yes ty pallidin I will try a marine museum, lots here in NY here are some better pics, because there is no dout in my mind that this is a skull , , , that I found myself on the beach in long island robert moses beach feild 2 when metal detecting , but no the metal detector did not go off when on top of this

http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/825/20130507135430.jpg/

http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/266/20130507135437.jpg/

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Astral hillbilly, sounds like a good idea, except that it is too light , almost like it weights nothing in my hand , way too delicate to have been fabricated, no this is something from DNA thank you. , , I will keep my finding posted, maybe create a website around it

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a gargoyle seems to be the closest type of creature description so far, good call kasey

I agree a gargoyle it could be, BUT not a real one, one which was once sitting on top of someones fence as an ornament.

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So, what you're saying is your mind is already made up and you're just looking for validation and suggestions to take it to real experts are simply rejected out of hand. "I don't want it to be anything except this.".

Personally, I'm still trying to get the "two headed" part, but to each his own.

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Astral hillbilly, sounds like a good idea, except that it is too light , almost like it weights nothing in my hand , way too delicate to have been fabricated, no this is something from DNA thank you. , , I will keep my finding posted, maybe create a website around it

So you've done DNA tests?

Perhaps you can tell us what it is then.

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BASE OF SKULL

http://img266.images...30507112920.jpg

SIDE BASE OF SKULL VIEW

http://imageshack.us...0204105125.jpg/

TOP OF HEAD VIEW

http://imageshack.us...0204105114.jpg/

HEAD ON VIEW SEE TWO EYES, NOSE EARS

http://imageshack.us...0204105045.jpg/

BOTH HEADS JOINED SIDE VIEW

http://imageshack.us...0204105015.jpg/

ALLOW ME TO ASSURE YOU THAT THIS IS NOT A HOAX OF ANY SORT OR AN ALTERED PIECE OF WOOD OR CLAY

I would like this to be scanned and plaster cast molded so original can be preserved for future study. I have no budget to do either. Perhaps I can donate it to a university or some society / museum. Any and all suggestions are welcomed.

Mike Albert

Commack, Long Island, NY

I'm going with some type of vertebrae.

Nibs

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I vote vertebrae too ....

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