Iron Age Scots Extracted Brains from the Dead

Researchers have discovered that people in northern Scotland during the Iron Age practiced extracting brains from the deceased, based on analysis of remains from two individuals found in Loch Borralie who were second cousins.

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la-vanguardiaSpanish82d ago

En el norte de Escocia se aficionaron a extraer el cerebro de los muertos durante la Edad de Hierro

Los investigadores han analizado los restos de dos individuos hallados en Loch Borralie y que han resultado ser primos segundos por vía materna

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Iron Age Scots Extracted Brains from the Dead

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En el norte de Escocia se aficionaron a extraer el cerebro de los muertos durante la Edad de Hierro

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