Anthropologists at the University of Cambridge, England, have suggested that ancient Garamantian civilization, which flourished in the Sahara Desert from 3,100 to 1,400 years ago, might have practised skull surgery.
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Ancient Garamantian civilization may have practised skull surgery
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Crosbyton paleontologist says giants walked the earth
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New study sheds light on the disappearance of a pre-historic culture
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Pile of ancient skulls found in Mexico:
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Dogs first domesticated 33,000 years ago
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Cancers are living fossils?
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Dinosaurs may have been warm blooded
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Brains of humans as well as chimps grow in womb:
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Remains were from a male
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'They were human teeth'
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Ancient humans painted their homes
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`Nagorno-Karabakh is an ancient land of Azerbaijan`
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Archaeologists discover ancient settlements in Gabala
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Human bones found
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New research on inbound and outbound UK medical tourism raises questions.
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Stone age humans took two million years to develop brain power
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Males and females developed from hermaphroditic ancestors.