31,000-year-old skeleton missing its lower left leg is earliest known evidence of surgery, experts say
Finding by Australian and Indonesian archaeologists in remote Borneo cave rewrites understanding of human history
Source: theguardian.com
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Finding by Australian and Indonesian archaeologists in remote Borneo cave rewrites understanding of human history
A 31,000-year-old skeleton missing its lower left leg and found in a remote Indonesian cave is believed to be the earliest known evidence of surgery, according to a peer-reviewed study that experts say rewrites understanding of human history. An...