Life is equally amazing between modern people and prehistoric people

Surely you will be amazed at the amazing similarity between the actions and interests of prehistoric people and us.

Prehistoric times are considered to be the period of encompassing many mysteries because at the time there was no invention of writing to help our ancestors record clues about how they were living. Thankfully, thanks to research persistence and progress in archeology, we have a clearer view of human life in prehistoric times.

Thereby, we realize that prehistoric people not only live a colorful and interesting life but they also have many similar actions, interests, talents to modern humans.

1. Brain surgery

Brain surgery is a special method used in the medical industry. However, the brain is an extremely complex organ. The subtleties of brain nerves indicate that brain surgery can only be achieved successfully with developed medical knowledge and modern medical science tools.

But few know that there is evidence that our prehistoric ancestors had brain surgery to cure headaches, stuttering, and seizures and most of them were successful.

According to some research papers by medical historian Dr. Giorgio Sperati about surgery throughout the length of history, it is said that half of the prehistoric patients who underwent original surgery survived and lived about one year after surgery.

Evidence of this finding is the regeneration of bone tissue around the area of ​​the operated skull. Archaeologists said that the surgery performed as early as 8,000 years BC.

2. Use of stimulants

If you think that our ancestors have a clean and pure lifestyle, you will be surprised to find that prehistoric people also have a preference for stimulants.

An archaeological excavation on the Caribbean islands found many ceramic bowls and tubes used to inhale hallucinations of smoke and powder. Surprisingly, the methods they perform are actually similar to the way modern people do it.

Archaeologists believe that prehistoric people, like some other cultures in modern society, use psychedelic drugs to achieve a state of coma for spiritual purposes.

3. Breeding dogs as pets

Many families now raise a small dog in the house like a close friend. Many people believe that, in prehistoric times, dogs were considered an animal used to work but science proved the opposite.

There is archaeological evidence pointing out, ancient dogs are also loved as family pets. Fossils of eastern Siberian dogs show that in their stomachs contain seafood, not only that, it is also worn for jewelry.

Dog graves that scientists found are about 33,000 years old, which testifies to the cultural cohesion between humans and dogs from the past.

4. Language, vocabulary

Because the time gap between us today and the ancient ancestors is too great, there will certainly be a language barrier. Many of us believe that the people of the past only muttered. The idea of ​​an ancient person saying there is no language structure or even a popular description in movies and TV commercials.

Besides, many people believe that, if an ancient ancestor talked to us today, we would not understand what they said. Surprisingly, this is not correct.

Researchers from both England and New Zealand have discovered that some of our most basic words today originate in the middle of the Stone Age, about 15,000 years ago.

The hypothesis is that, some words are used today, concepts like "hands" and "fish" are very similar to those used by prehistoric people. These words read the same sounds and meanings in many cultures. They "persevere" last for millennia and only slightly changed.