A specialist or expert in describing, drawing, or measuring skulls; someone who creates craniographs.
From Greek 'kranion' (skull) + '-grapher' (one who writes/records). This occupational term emerged alongside the development of systematic skull study in anthropology and phrenology.
Craniographers in the Victorian era were serious scientists (and pseudoscientists mixed in)—some made genuine contributions to understanding human variation while others weaponized measurements to justify racial hierarchies.
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