What is another word for skull practice?
Pronunciation: [skˈʌl pɹˈaktɪs] (IPA) 
The term "skull practice" refers to the ancient method of studying the human skull to gain insight into the physical and mental characteristics of an individual. This practice is also known as cranioscopy, craniometry, or phrenology. Synonyms for skull practice include skull analysis, head reading, skull reading, and skull science. Other terms such as cephalometry, encephalography, and neurocranial anthropology are used to describe more specific aspects of skull analysis. These terms have been widely used in scientific and medical studies to better understand the relationship between skull morphology and human behavior. Though it is considered a controversial practice today, the term still holds value in the field of anthropology and the study of human evolution.
