The head bones
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Frontal bone: Flat bone that forms the forehead and the upper part of the eye sockets.
Parietal bones: Two flat bones on
either side of the head.
Temporal bones: Two bones
below each of the parietal bones.
Occipital bone:
Flat bone at the back
of the skull.
Sphenoid bone: Irregular bone below the frontal
bone, forming part of the base of the
skull.
Ethmoid bone: irregular bone situated
in front of the sphenoid bone and forming
part of the nasal
cavity.
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