The term "Anomalous Skull" refers to a skull that exhibits unusual features or abnormalities compared to typical human skulls. These anomalies can include variations in size, shape, or the presence of extra bones. Such skulls may be studied in fields like anthropology and archaeology to understand human evolution and development. Anomalous skulls can arise from genetic conditions, environmental factors, or developmental issues during gestation. They are often found in archaeological sites and can provide insights into the health, lifestyle, and culture of past populations, contributing to our understanding of human history and evolution, including studies related to Homo sapiens and Neanderthals.