Indeed, the buffalo skull embodies what countless people of the church sing each day in the Benedictus of Morning Prayer: Et erexit cornu salutis nobis in domo David pueri sui. And has raised up a ...

Prehistoric skull belonging to a giant extinct buffalo that lived 150,000 YEARS AGO is found in a quarry The discovery was made by amateur palaeontologists in Cambridgeshire They previously found ...

As to its name, the broad, short horns on the back of its skull resemble the horns found on a modern buffalo skull and Tatankacephalus loosely translates as 'Buffalo head.' ...

Since the broad, short horns on the back of the skull resembled buffalo horns, they named it tatankacephalus cooneyorum. The first word combines tatanka, which means buffalo in the Sioux language ...

The 101 skulls found in October by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers date from 10,000 to 5,000 years ago and reveal the changing face -- and horns -- of the bison.