Cranium

Cranium is the hard bone of head that protects your brain from injury.

The cranium contains the brain.

"Matt, did you know that Neanderthals had a larger cranium than modern humans?" "Arnie, were they smarter than us, then?" "Anthropologists don't know for sure..."

The Skull is divided into two parts, the Cranium and the Face. The Cranium is composed of eight bones; […]

‘I always ask leave, in the interests of science, to measure the crania of those going out there,’ he said.

The cranium of the fowl is composed of the same elements as are present in the mammalian cranium, save that there is no interparietal.

The cranial bones, or cranium (kra′ne-um), enclose and protect the fragile brain and furnish attachment sites for head and neck muscles.

In this study, the cranium recovered from the River Witham in Lincoln exhibited a black metallic staining on the surfaces of the teeth.