This head is a typical carving found at museums in Mexico.
Once again, we see the image of a person with features that are not considered normal today. The heads are elongated, and often the ears are quite huge like the ones on Easter Island.
We are curious about such people living in Mexican society, especially with the unusual skulls we found at the museums. We know that skull elongating methods were used by people in order to emulate the ruling class and to make themselves look more "godlike", but we wonder how the ruling class obtained their features. Doctors we have interviewed have stated that if the skulls in the museums are real, there is no way they could have been elongated to such massive proportions.
A close examination of the teeth shows that the skulls had 10 teeth in the lower jaw, while human skulls have 14 or more.
