Human Skull with Hoodwink Goggles Horns & Antlers South Dakota

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Human Skull with Hoodwink Goggles Horns & Antlers South DakotaHoodwink goggles were used during rituals and initiations to either blind the initiate or make it difficult for them to see. This human skull and hoodwink goggles are being sold as a set. There is damage to the front of the skull but it is not noticeable with the goggles on. The skull measures about 7" long, 6. 5" tall, and 6" wide. Human bones cannot be sold to residents in Georgia, Louisiana, Minnesota or Tennessee.