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ALIEN SKULL FOUND ,SCIENTISTS ARE TESTING RIGHT NOW

Shock TRUTH ABOUT MYSTERY 'ALIEN 'SKULL UNEARTHED IN WESTERN EUROPE AND INDIA


The report said: “Artificial cranial deformation, which is only possible during early childhood, is a deliberate and permanent shaping of the head performed with great effort.
“In some societies reshaping the human skull has been seen as an ideal of beauty, while it may also have acted as a marker of status, nobility, or affliction to a certain class or group.”

The bizarre “cone-shaped skull” was unlike anything seen in northern Europe.
But, scientists have finally revealed the remains are not alien, as claimed by some conspiracy theorists, and are instead those belonging to a woman who had her skull elongated as a baby by a device.
It is believed the woman was forced to wear a construction which shaped the skull into an egg shape while she was at a young age, Dailystar.co.uk reports.
Such body modification was once seen as a sign of beauty and nobility, according to the findings

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