Fig. 1.
Traditional tools of phrenology: Fowler head (L. N. Fowler, n.d.), phrenology chart (Unknown, n.d.), measuring tape (aussiegall, n.d.), calipers (Broca, 1871), palpation (Heath, 1830), psychograph (Harris & Ewing, 1931).
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