One represents a human head, with a singular head-dress, closely resembling some of those observed on the idols and sculptures of Mexico.
It has the form of a human head, with a portentous nose and unprecedented phrenological developments.
By its side is the figure of a human head, and several wolf and deer tracks.
The Hindus think that the cocoanut is a substitute for a human head.
Once the buch is removed the cocoanut is not an acceptable offering, as its likeness to a human head is considered to be destroyed.
The cocoanut is commonly regarded by the Hindus as a substituted offering for a human head.
Dupaix mentions a human head, wearing a kind of helmet, cut from green porphyry.
Del Rio sees in the subject homage paid to a river god; and Galindo believes the object offered to be a human head.
A Romanesque modillion carved with a human head, under the cornice.
Above the Romanesque gate in the south base of the tower, a human head carved in a limestone didn't resist well to the test of time, unlike the heads carved in granite in the south gate of the church of Yquelon.
The archivolt rests on the right on a stone carved with a human head, while disappearing on the left into the masonry of the nave.
The archivolt topping the semi-circular arch rests on a granite stone carved with a human head.
One of these, from Syracuse, exhibits a swastika, in the centre of which is a human head--a sign which I should interpret as the image of a state and its single central ruler.
A statue of a standing tiger, with a human head and a shallow depression in its back, was also found near the same spot.
This was decorated on the outside with a human head wearing a peaked headdress, somewhat resembling the cap of liberty, and large circular ear plugs in the ears.
Immediately behind God K is repeated the design of the serpent swallowing a human head, above which is a striated bar, whose sole purpose seemingly is to decorate a vacant space.
This represents a deer with a human head, whose headdress is the upper jaw of some mythological animal.
One king of Dahomey, on whom the French made war, bore the name of Shark; hence in art he was represented sometimes with a shark's body and a human head, sometimes with a human body and the head of a shark.
The heathen priestess cuts the likeness of a human head out of the sheath of a sago-leaf and sets it up on three sticks in the courtyard of the house.
In one myth we find the heavens spoken of as representing a human head, the sun and moon forming the eyes, and the supports of heaven being formed by the hair.
In another form, represented with a human head, it was symbolic of the human soul, a distinction it shared with the heron and swallow, in both of which it was believed the human soul might reincarnate itself.
On monuments this goddess has the sun's disk upon her head, or, in the place of a human head, the head of a cat, which animal was sacred to her.
Osiris is always represented in a human form, and with a human head.
Hence they consecrated this insect to their god of beginning and creation, and on monuments and records we find the god Ptah with a beetle on his shoulders, in the place of a human head.
She is also found on inscriptions with the head of a vulture, the bird sacred to her, instead of a human head; and in pictures of battles the vulture of Mut hovers over the Pharaoh as the symbol of protection.
There is a band of small bells round the hips, and a human head and a bunch of bells on the left side.
At point, a skeleton of a crocodile, and a human head at base, the mouth of which is peculiar.
Bronze square bell, the ornamentation tastefully designed, with a human head, crocodiles, and floral ornaments.
The period of mourning can only be properly terminated by a ceremony in which a human head plays an essential part.
Nevertheless, like all the other tribes, except the Punans, the Klemantans need a human head to terminate a period of mourning.
This man had adorned the pediment of his house with stone balls, and the popular belief was that each ball represented a human head that he had guillotined.
Another Icelander took a pole, carved a human head at the top, then killed a mare, slit up the body, inserted the post and set it up with the head looking towards the residence of an enemy.
So in Norse mythology Odin had a human head embalmed, and had recourse to it for advice when in any doubt.
Nineteen men in twenty of Bontoc and Samoki have taken a human head, and it has been seen under what conditions and influences some of those heads were taken.
The tops of some posts are rudely carved to represent a human head; on the tops of others, as in a'-to Lowingan and Sipaat, there are stones which strikingly resemble human skulls.
The Dyaks thought it a grand thing to be able to bring home a human head to hang up as an ornament in their house.
There were certain ancient customs which necessitated the possession of a human head.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "human head" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
