Background: The craniofacial features of the human have always been one of the main identifying features of the humans. The facial features are remarkable and have always interested not only anthropologists but also anatomists, surgeons and artists. In forensic science, it__ampersandsignrsquo;s an important feature in the identification of the individual in terms of race and culture. The craniofacial features also depend on the different demographical and geographical features. It also depends on the culture. Aims and Objectives: To study the anthropometric data of the Craniofacial features in the dry skull which belonged to the local population. Materials and Methods: This study puts in a sincere effort to find the anthropometric data of the Craniofacial features in the dry skull which belonged to the local population. The mean, standard deviation and range will be calculated for the data. The study was conducted using 100 skulls irrespective of sex in the Department of Forensic Medicine, A.J.Institute of Medical Sciences, Mangalore. Results: The mean FSI was found to be 52.92 and the mean CI was found to be 77.98in our population. Conclusion: The mean values, ratios and indices established for the various vertical and horizontal measurements can be used to determine craniofacial variations.