Have you ever seen a crystal skull?

Crystal skull (crystal human skull) is a human skull model made of quartz stone. Before 2008, these models were claimed by some museums to be made by ancient American Aztecs or Mayans. However, the evidence shows that the actual completion date is about1mid-9th century. So far, there is no model excavated by archaeologists.

The Aztecs, the indigenous people of Mexico, have the custom of carving human skulls with stones, bones, wood and other materials, which is called "death head". Some are carved with crystals, which are exaggerated and abstract in shape, consistent in style and generally small. For example, the British Museum has two small skulls identified as "ancient Mexico". The small one is carved with talc, and the large one is carved with crystal, and the height is only 1.25 inch. Both are perforated, probably used as rosaries or amulets. A museum in Paris also has a crystal skull, which is about half the size of a real skull. French experts believe that it was made by Aztecs in 14 or 15 century. But this is not a mysterious phenomenon, nor is it a crystal skull as advocated by the "new age religion". The crystal skull in their mind is about the same size as the real skull, realistic and beautiful. It is said that it is sacred to the Mayans and has mysterious power. There are two crystal skulls in the British Museum and a museum in Paris. According to scientists' tests, the materials in the crystal were not made by the Aztecs with the crystal materials at that time, and the traces left by the tools were also confirmed to be made by the grinding wheel of17-18th century. Reference documentary National Geographic: The Legend of the Crystal Skull