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World s Oldest Evidence of Surgical Amputation Lay Hidden For 31,000 Years

Fossilized human remains, weathered by the elements and fragmented by earthly processes, are often missing body parts.

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Stone age surgery: earliest evidence of amputation found

Stone age surgery: earliest evidence of amputation found
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Researchers discover earliest known stone-age surgery

Researchers discover earliest known stone-age surgery
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Stone Age humans had unexpectedly advanced medical knowledge, new discovery suggests

Stone Age humans had unexpectedly advanced medical knowledge, new discovery suggests
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The earliest amputation took place 31,000 years ago and the Stone Age patient miraculously survived

Buried in a shallow grave deep within a remote Indonesian cave, archaeologists have found the bones of a young individual they say could rewrite medical history.

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