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Mysterious carved black stones in Peru
Black stones describe brain surgery, heart transplantation, caesarean section, found in Peru may be the surviving evidence of advanced civilization wiped out by the Floo…
1001 mystery
Suddenly became a
The body of a Serbian man is suddenly able to suck all metal objects after surgery. It is known that the doctors used cardiac activation machines with high voltage to al…
Archeology
New discoveries in Peru reveal the possibility of the Inca skull surgery
Thousands of years before anesthesia techniques and accurate medical devices were born, humans performed complicated surgeries.
Archeology
Death of a pregnant woman
The 1,300-year-old remains of a woman with holes in her skull and fetus between her legs were found in a narrow stone tomb beneath the medieval town of Imola in Italy, a…
Archeology
Scary healing ways in the Middle Ages
In the Middle Ages, people burned hemorrhoids with red hot iron, drilled holes in the skull without anesthetic, using sharp objects to remove the lens.
Archeology
The surgery for piercing the skull was 3,000 years ago
Russian scientists found patients to be anesthetized with marijuana and magic mushrooms before the skull drill surgeon from 3,000 years ago.
Archeology
Ancient paintings of foot grafting were 1,500 years ago
A group of Italian researchers discovered the earliest evidence of foot transplant surgery in a 14th-century painting, showing the doctors' ambitions more than 1,500 yea…
Archeology
Encyclopedia of the grandfather of modern surgery
Al-Zahrawi laid the first foundations for modern surgery with the invention of cat's gut sutures or marked the incision by ink on patients before surgery.
Archeology
Close-up of the 350-year-old excavation process
French archaeologists said the condition of the mummy is well preserved. Shoes, skirts and hats buried under the deceased are intact after more than 3 centuries.
Archeology
More evidence of primitive brain surgery
Archaeologists have discovered an ancient skeleton in the Copacabana peninsula of Lake Titicaca, Bolivia. Research shows that brain surgery has been performed since prim…
Archeology
The 2,000-year-old sword in China
Archaeologists discovered a bronze sword in a 2,000-year-old grave in Henan Province, China.
Archeology
Brain surgery can take place 3,000 years ago
Researching a woman's skull in the Chinese tomb indicates that brain surgery may have been performed 3,500 years ago.
Archeology
Mysterious skull surgery 2300 years ago
Scientists have discovered evidence of brain surgery on two skulls dating back more than 2,300 years.
Archeology
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This is one of the methods of healing the headaches of ancient Peruvians.