A toothy Mayan skull, made of limestone and in the shape of a monkey head, is set to go on display at a Maya exhibition at the Royal Ontario Museum in Toronto Canada.

The Mayan 'crystal skulls' may be fakes - but an exhibition at the University of Toronto is to display a real stone skull, a replica of protective wear the ancient people used in a lethal 'sport'.

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A monkey-shaped Mayan skull made of limestone is set to go on display at the Royal Ontario Museum, with its curator saying the artifact was likely placed in Mayan tombs to symbolize some sort of ...