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…
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Archeology
Unprecedented discovery: People know how to treat root canal from the 8th century
On June 10, the Mexican National Institute of History and Archeology announced that archaeologists have discovered a set of remains dating back to about 800 AD at the ca…
Archeology
Discovered the oldest Egyptian mummy with chronic heart disease in the world
The world's oldest chronic heart failure case was discovered on Egyptian mummies called Nebiri, discovered by Egyptian Egyptians Ernesto Schiaparelli in 1904.
Archeology
Discovered cannibalistic tribe in Papua New Guinea
Scientists have discovered a truth that makes everyone feel cold and chilly after studying the practice of a cannibal tribe in Papua New Guinea, the Pacific island natio…
Archeology
61 tattoos were found on the mummy otzi band
Recently researchers have discovered a cluster of new tattoos on the mummy chest of the Otzi gang, famous for being one of the most mysterious natural mummies in human h…
Archeology
Decode the grave 'vampire' in Poland
Archaeologists have discovered the grave of cholera patients but were suspected of being vampires.
Archeology
The first case of Down syndrome in human history
The 1,500-year-old skeleton discovered in France has signs of Down syndrome and is believed to be the earliest case of history.
Archeology
More causes of pandemic
British rail engineers discovered 25 human skeletons during the Middle Ages when carrying out the Crossrail, London railway project.
Archeology
The 3,200-year-old remains have cancer
British archaeologists have found what they call the world's oldest example of human cancer cases, in hopes of providing new clues to the fight against cancer.
Archeology
Neanderthal's persistent revenge
Pushed into the path of extinction tens of thousands of years ago, the Neanderthals still have the opportunity to avenge by inheriting a dangerous disease for modern peo…
Archeology
New discovery of the origin of dental disease in prehistoric people
Eating nuts and head fruits is a major cause of dental disease in prehistoric people.
Archeology
Decipher the unusual statues of the year 1,400 years
Archaeologists at the University of Ghana and Manchester said the strange clay statues found in Africa could be used by ancient people to heal.
Archeology
Detecting the first individual cavities dinosaurs
Scientists in China, the US and Canada have just announced their special discovery about the fossils of a dinosaur that suffers from dental diseases.
Archeology
Dental examination for mummies
Otzi tapes were finally examined for the first time in more than 5 millennia, and according to the dentist's conclusion, this prehistoric patient was omnivorous.
Archeology
People in the Middle Ages had modern diseases?
US scientists on January 3 published research on medieval bones found in Albania, showing some traces of the disease spread in modern times, causing pain to those who ea…