human skull ?

[kiddrock33]

I photographed this item which appears to be very close to camera lens. This picture was taken deep underground also deep underwater. Everytime I look at this picture I think its a human skull. I did a bit of google seaching of images of the human skull which is comprised of several plates of bone that eventually grow to one piece . The cracks are called sutures. Which very much resemble the cracks in this object.

 

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[kiddrock33]

similar sutures

 

[Charlie P. (NY)]

Or Topo Gigio? His grave was never found.

If the picture were a human skull, and the detail was good enough to pick out fine sutures, there would be other details like ridges, openings, any other scull features that are absent from the image.

 

[kiddrock33]

can you see the sutures i know its a small picture. but i can see them. maybe its the top of the skull. hmmm maybe one that looks like this picture. where i can not see it clearly .

 

[Tavis]

To be honest, the picture is too small for me to make any ID at all. I'd guess its too deep to dive?

 

[Montana Jim]

Are you more concerned, or more curious?

Call authorities... you can't tell anything from a picture like that... honestly.

 

[kiddrock33]

i think i will. thanks matt

 

[Montana Jim]

i think i will. thanks matt

Gonna dive it or call someone? I am curious too! Lets us know if you find anything out...

 

[kiddrock33]

call the boys in blue , i just dont want to become a suspect if it is a human bone. no diving for me . its too unsafe. matt

 

[Charlie P. (NY)]

Can you make out anything in the above image?

That's from a granite countertop quarried in Vermont. Note how the single-source side lighting even makes it look round? It's dead flat.

I've seen enough images out of Loch Ness to distrust anything that has no reference scale or object in the frame.

 

[Ken from Atlanta]

Deep underground, AND underwater? I just have to ask......Cave, old well? What is it in?

 

[bradgny]

quarries in quincy are and were a favorite dump for bodies .also another possibility is quabin reservoir out in the western part of the state where they flooded a few towns with cemeteries.Is either one of these where you found this?
Just curious

 

[kiddrock33]

cave . yes charlie i see some granite. awful thick to be a countertop . maybe curbing. lol

 

[Charlie P. (NY)]

Mmmmmmm. Beer.

Hey! Maybe the pirates had a kegger!

 

[mercenary]

If you put your tongue on it, it will stick a bit if it's bone.

Just saying...

 

[Charlie P. (NY)]

Charlie P. has as a tagline:

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Gosh. Really? And here I thought I had all my bases covered.

Just like wishing hard enough and saying "it is so" won't make it the truth, I guess.

 

[BioProfessor]

From what I can see, I would say it is not a human skull. The lower jaw is not attached to the "skull' by anything but soft tissue. When the soft tissue disappears from a skull, the jaw will drop off. This image seems to show it still attached and it just doesn't work that way.

Daryl

 

[Charlie P. (NY)]

Meanie.

 

[stoneseeker2003]

If you put your tongue on it, it will stick a bit if it's bone.

Just the thought of that made me gag! Lol.
My luck ,I would be stuck to it forever,(shudders),gag again.

 

[Montana Jim]

kiddrock... ?? Anything?