I had a highschool teacher who was really into these. He claimed that if two placed on intersections of the magnetic lines that cicrle the earth in a soccer ball pattern that these skulls could be used to actually communicate with another person with a skull on another cross point. Then again he did have a ponytail and was a child of the 60's

The hilarity starts at sentence two. What did he teach? Say science to double the fun.

I saw these once on 'Arthur C. Clarke's Mysterious World' which was one of the many shows with a similar theme I was addicted to growing up - 'In Search Of', 'Ripley's Believe it or Not', 'Unsolved Mysteries' and the like.

I was into those too. Jack Palance was the gatekeeper of the awesome. Like Clint Eastwood and a pre-cliche Christopher Walken had sex on a ley-line intersect and birthed someone older than both of them.

^ that's the greatest Palance description I have ever heard/read

....Science

I read this technically astounding book that exposed the truth about the pyramids: all pyramids around the world are located at points where the fundamental harmonic vibrations of the earth (wavelength = 1 earth diameter or something like that) form natural standing waves. If you stand on top of giza and speak in a natural voice, someone standing on top of chichen itza can hear you beause the sound waves will travel sthere with no distortion due to the standing wave effect. They are big walkie talkies. Plus, they have the added effect of being able to recharge your batteries.

It's all true!

I have stood atop giza and tried this and it works, and my cellphone was recharged while i was doing it. Too bad the guy on the other end was speaking spanish.

truenative, where are you from? my physics teacher never talked about these, but sounds just like what you described. He listened to 'blottoman' a lot.

^SoFla