In ancient Syria, skulls of sacrificial victims were not just buried or discarded; they were elaborately decorated and displayed as part of ritual practices. Deep in the heart of ancient Syria, particularly around times as old as 9,500 years ago, a fascinating and eerie custom prevailed. In the Neolithic settlement of Tell Aswad, archaeologists have unearthed evidence of human skulls that underwent intricate transformation post-mortem. Unlike the typical funerary rites that involve burying the d

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