Your skeleton supports and protects your body. The skull, for example, protects your brain. Important if you like thinking or moving, since your brain sends the signals that control your muscles.

Archaeologists have unravelled the mystery of a strange skeleton from Belgium consisting ... A Roman bone pin near the skull led archaeologists to interpret the remains as belonging to a woman ...

Walking and running upright on two feet as humans do requires some specialized adaptations of the skeleton and muscles. Modern human anatomy has ... cord enters the skull, called the foramen ...