Hitchcock's Birds and Hope Diamond
Don Wildman inspects a jar of strange, preserved creatures, a legendary blue diamond and the shattered skull of a 19th century laborer.
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The punctured skull of Phineas Gage sits on display at the Warren Anatomical museum. After Gage died (only 12 years after his accident), a doctor exhumed his skull so that it could aid in the study of the human brain.
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