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Spiegel.de: Loch im Kopf: Schädel zeugt von bronzezeitlicher Hirnoperation - DER...
Hirnchirurgen praktizierten schon im London der Bronzezeit, wie ein aus der Themse geborgener Schädel zeigt. Mitten im Knochen klafft ein Loch, das offenbar...
Spiegel.de: Untote: Archäologen deuten Knochen-Spuren als Zombie-Ritual - DER...
Die Furcht vor Untoten saß im Mittelalter tief bei den Menschen. Verstümmelungen von Leichen sollten eine Rückkehr verhindern. Forscher sehen in malträtierten...
Medieval monastic bones in Ipswich arthritis research BBCwww.bbc.com › news › uk-englan...
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Simon Mays, of English Heritage, said: "The loan gives us access to a very important collection." Simon Mays Image copyright Simon Mays ...
Guardian: Archaeologists discover man whose tongue was replaced by a ...www.theguardian.com › science › jan › archaeologi...
· Simon Mays, Historic England's human skeletal biologist, told the Guardian that such a Romano-British mutilation was thought to be unique.
Tuberkulose plagt Menschen seit Jahren
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Simon Mays, Experte für humane Skelette der English Heritage http://www.english-heritage.org.uk erklärt, dass der älteste TBC-Fall in einem italienischen Skelett
Brunswick strengthens Business & Society and Capital Markets Advisory...
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Lianne Stein and Simon Mays-Smith join as partners in New York and San Francisco LONDON, Nov. 1, PRNewswire/ -- Brunswick Group, a leading corporate...
Kannibalismus bei fataler Arktis-Expedition - Knochen von Männern der...
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Gruselige Funde: Die letzten lebenden Mitglieder der gestarteten Franklin-Expedition wurden aus Verzweiflung zu Kannibalen. Sie verzehrten nicht nur
"Chelsea-Man" überlebte vor Jahren Schädeloperation - WELT
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Die Bronzezeitliche OP-Technik war so weit entwickelt wie erst Jahre später in Griechenland
FOCUS: Kannibalismus auf Polarexpedition: Forscher kochten Kollegen, aßen...
Sie waren gefangen im Eis, suchten einen Rückweg in die Zivilisation und fanden den Tod. John Franklins Polarexpedition nahm ein furchtbares Ende. Nun...
Medieval monastic bones in Ipswich arthritis research approved - BBC...
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Scientists are given the go-ahead to study 500-year-old human bones from Ipswich, which could help research into arthritis.
Guardian: Media analysts in big money move | Media | The Guardian
8.30am: Despite mass sackings in the City a prominent media researcher and his two colleagues at JP Morgan have been poached in a deal likely to net them £3m...
Nora Batty 'alive and bossing men years ago', study finds
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Nora Batty, the archetypal Northern battleaxe portrayed by the late Kathy Staff in the BBC TV comedy Last of The Summer Wine, had a historical counterpart, a...
Thomson Reuters Corporation: Thomson Reuters Announces Extel...
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Pan-European survey highlights achievement across the buy-side, sell-side and corporate communities LONDON, 10 June, Thomson Reuters, the world's...
Tempus vivit! Kettenbeinlinge
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“Vi har ikke tidligere set noget lignende”, siger arkæolog Simon Mays, ... har betragtet ham som mærkværdig eller farlig”, fortæller Simon Mays.
Franklin expedition to Arctic included cannibalism, researchers say |...
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'This is really confirming 19th-century Inuit accounts of cannibalism on the voyage,' says Simon Mays, a member of the excavation and analysis ...
DNA Clues to the Ancient Roman Practice of Infanticide - Archaeology...
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· HAMBLEDEN, ENGLAND—Simon Mays of English Heritage continues to analyze the bones of Roman infants discovered near the site of Yewden Villa, ...
New archaeological evidence throws light on e | EurekAlert!www.eurekalert.org › news-releases
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· The research was led by Simon Mays, Human Skeletal Biologist at Historic England, working in collaboration with Alistair Pike, Professor of ...
Old bones yield cold facts about the Franklin expedition's end |...
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New archaeological evidence throws light on efforts to resist 'the...
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Simon Mays concludes: "The idea that the Wharram Percy bones are the remains of corpses burnt and dismembered to stop them walking from ...
6 Surprising Discoveries From Medieval Times - HISTORY
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— Simon Mays, the Skeletal Biologist at English Heritage's Centre for Archaeology examines a hole in a skull discovered at Wharram Percy a ... › news
Flat Stone Found in the Mouth of a Roman-Period Skeleton
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— ... consistent with somebody whose behavior marked them out as odd or threatening within a community,” said skeletal biologist Simon Mays. › news
Stonehenge Man: not just a pretty face
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Human skeletal biologist Simon Mays from the University of Southampton, UK, was unable to deduce the cause of death from the skeleton and ...
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