Roots of plants in f33r, f89r1, f101v2 include depictions of anthropomorphic heads

[MarcoP]

I'm okay with both humanoid and anthropoform, means abut the same. Though I think the first term is used more often in contexts different than art (robotics, neanderthals...)

I agree. I think the adjective "anthropomorphic" is frequently used in reference with works of arts.

According to the You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. dictionary, it means “described or thought of as being like human beings in appearance, behavior, etc.” So it should apply to human-like divinities (mentioned by David Jackson), the Moon in human form (mentioned by JKP) and so on.

I could modify the statements accordingly:

E.g.: The roots of the plant in You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. include depictions of two anthropomorphic heads.

Would that be acceptable?