This life-sized skull replica is based on a 3D scan of a real medieval skull recovered from the mass graves of the Battle of Visby (27 July 1361), where Danish forces defeated the Gutnish peasant army outside Visby. The original remains are infamous for still wearing their helmets, which tells you everything you need to know about how that day went.

This piece has been 3D printed in bone-white PLA, capturing the damage, proportions, and wear visible in the archaeological scan. It is an accurate historical replica intended for display, study, or quietly judging modern warfare from a shelf.

Ideal for medieval history enthusiasts, museum-style displays, reenactors, educators, or anyone whose décor leans “plague adjacent”.