The parietal bone was put on display at the Macao East Asian Games Dome in 2012 and, according to Chinese news agencies, over 140,000 people visited the display during its five-day showing.

There are two parietal bones, one each side which form the roof and sides of the skull. To further understand the deformations, the team analysed 2D images of the skulls’ outline and 3D scans of ...

Among scattered mammal fossils, a piece of human parietal or more commonly known as the skull bone was discovered from the Zhoukoudian Site, a UNESCO listed cultural heritage site on the ...

Starting with the frontal bone, it runs over the parietal bone and to the occipital bone. If you’re unfamiliar with this skeletal territory, be grateful. I am talking about my skull.