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Scan of Child Mummy Reveals Bandages and Pus-Filled Wound

The CT scan of child mummy has revealed evidence of a pus-filled and bandaged wound. What can this teach us about ancient Egyptian medicine?

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Stone toilet in Israel shows that the rich and powerful in antiquity were suffering from parasites

Remember kids: always cook your meat!

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Child Mummy Found With Dressed Wound, New Look Into Ancient Medicine

The bandage was found on the body of a young girl who died in the 1st to 2nd century AD, a new study said.

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Toilet dig reveals the dirty secrets of Jerusalem s wealthiest ancients

Jerusalem’s wealthiest elites had the rare luxury of toilets 2,700 years ago, but poor hygiene and sanitary conditions led to chronic stomach troubles.

Israel generalDafna langgutArmon hanatzivYaakov billigEitan kremerEli escozidoLaboratory of archaeobotanySasha flit tel aviv universityInternational journal of paleopathologyYoli schwartz israel antiquities authorityYoli schwartz israel antiquities authority intestinalIsrael antiquities authorityTel aviv universityTel aviv university laboratory of archaeobotanyIsrael antiquitiesAviv university

Toilet dig reveals the dirty secrets of Jerusalem s wealthiest ancients

Jerusalem’s elites had the rare luxury of toilets 2,700 years ago, but poor hygiene and sanitary conditions led to chronic stomach troubles.

Israel generalDafna langgutArmon hanatzivYaakov billigEitan kremerEli escozidoSasha flit tel aviv universityInternational journal of paleopathologyDaily syndicateTel aviv universityIsrael antiquities authorityTel aviv university laboratory of archaeobotanyAviv universityAncient environmentsTel aviv

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