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Ancient Egyptian woman had rarely seen disease, study says

Ancient Egyptian woman had rarely seen disease, study says
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Woman Who Lived in Spain 4,500 Years Ago Survived Two Radical Head Surgeries

Analysis of a Copper Age woman's skull reveals extraordinary ancient cranial surgery techniques from 4,500 years ago.

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Yes, this is a 3,000-year-old ovarian tumour full of teeth

Archaeologists uncovered a grisly find when excavating a tomb in Amarna, Egypt – an ovarian tumour full of teeth, known as a teratoma.

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A Tumor With Teeth Was Found in the Pelvis of an Ancient Egyptian Woman

The discovery in the North Desert Cemetery of Amarna, Egypt, could shed light on how ancient Egyptians dealt with disease.

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A tumor with teeth was found in the pelvis of an ancient Egyptian woman, along with a ring to protect her from pain

A tumor with teeth was found in the pelvis of an ancient Egyptian woman, along with a ring to protect her from pain
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