Add to ORKGWilliam H. Egberts examining trepanned skulls in the anthropology laboratory at the National Museum.National Photo Company Collection.Item in album: vol. 2, p. 11, no. 39552
Trepanation is defined as the intentional perforation of the cranial vault with removal of a piece o...
As is frequently the case, art objects often depict the life in a particular civilization, thus givi...
This case study describes a unique anthropogenic modification of two individual skeletons excavated ...
The oldest known surgical procedure is trephining or trepanning, the removal of a piece of bone from...
Background: Trephination, or trepanning, is considered to be one of the most ancient surgical operat...
The word “trepanation ” comes from the Greek trypanon, which means “drill”. In medical literature, t...
More prehistoric trepanned crania have been found in Peru than any other location worldwide. We exam...
In Europe the procedure of trepanation is known since the Neolithic and is still practiced today in ...
The history of the archaelogical skulls strarts when Perito Moreno made a donation of Inca skulls to...
This thesis is focused on skull trepanation in archaic ethnics. Trepanation has been used since the ...
Celem ninejszej pracy jest zebranie wyników badań archeologicznych i antropologicznych na temat zabi...
The authors' aim is to define a framework around the history of studies and analyses on cranial trep...
The authors' aim is to define a framework around the history of studies and analyses on cranial trep...
Six clinically trepanned cranial specimens from five Chinese archaeological sites ranging from 5000 ...
The paper deals with a new case of partial cranial trephination found in one of the necropolises of ...
Trepanation is defined as the intentional perforation of the cranial vault with removal of a piece o...
As is frequently the case, art objects often depict the life in a particular civilization, thus givi...
This case study describes a unique anthropogenic modification of two individual skeletons excavated ...
The oldest known surgical procedure is trephining or trepanning, the removal of a piece of bone from...
Background: Trephination, or trepanning, is considered to be one of the most ancient surgical operat...
The word “trepanation ” comes from the Greek trypanon, which means “drill”. In medical literature, t...
More prehistoric trepanned crania have been found in Peru than any other location worldwide. We exam...
In Europe the procedure of trepanation is known since the Neolithic and is still practiced today in ...
The history of the archaelogical skulls strarts when Perito Moreno made a donation of Inca skulls to...
This thesis is focused on skull trepanation in archaic ethnics. Trepanation has been used since the ...
Celem ninejszej pracy jest zebranie wyników badań archeologicznych i antropologicznych na temat zabi...
The authors' aim is to define a framework around the history of studies and analyses on cranial trep...
The authors' aim is to define a framework around the history of studies and analyses on cranial trep...
Six clinically trepanned cranial specimens from five Chinese archaeological sites ranging from 5000 ...
The paper deals with a new case of partial cranial trephination found in one of the necropolises of ...
Trepanation is defined as the intentional perforation of the cranial vault with removal of a piece o...
As is frequently the case, art objects often depict the life in a particular civilization, thus givi...
This case study describes a unique anthropogenic modification of two individual skeletons excavated ...