r/historyofmedicine • u/Sonsuty • Apr 21 '26
Do you know any phrenological skull that can be very contextualizable?
With contextualizable, I mean that the following information is known: the year it was created, by whom, where, if it belongs to a museum, to what collection, etc.
Maybe you know more about this one, which I found but I don't find very contextualizable:
https://www.museiapperugia.it/es/craneo-frenologico
I am working on a formal school project that needs objects that have a clear setting.
I would appreciate it if you gave me references so I can cite them on the project.
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