Archaeologists uncovered the burial site of two brothers who lived during the 15th century BC in Israel, one of whom had brain surgery shortly before he died. Both men were chronically ill but had access to treatments likely because of their elite status.
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An elite Bronze Age man had brain surgery more than 3,000 years ago
A 2000-year-old elongated Peruvian skull with a surgical metal implant following a battle head injury. Based on the broken bone surrounding the repair, the metal was tightly fused and held the skull
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