@curator

1 year ago

Article

Borneo skeleton may show 31,000 year old amputation

Rating: 0.0

Likes: 1

Library: 1

Borneo skeleton may show 31,000 year old amputation

The scientists found that the missing left foot and leg could only be explained by amputation [Tim Maloney/Griffith University via AP Photo] “It rewrites our understanding of the development of this medical knowledge,” said Tim Maloney, an archaeologist and research fellow at Australia's Griffith University, who led the research, which was published on Wednesday in Nature.

Rate This Post

Rate The Educational Value

Rate The Ease of Understanding and Presentation

Interesting or Boring? Rate the Entertainment Value

Related Topics

beauty cosmetics personal care australia nevada education review critic amputation health

Learning is Fun!

Close

Learning is Fun!

Close

Learning is Fun!

Close

Learning is Fun!

Close

Learning is Fun!

Close

Learning is Fun!

Close

Add articles, eBooks or videos to your Library.
You can revisit, watch or read your favorite items later

Learning is Fun!

Close

Unlocking the Power of Knowledge
for Humanity's Progress

By harnessing the power of Artificial Intelligence, Boostlane is changing the way we engage with information, connect with experts, and foster personal growth.

Explore Topics,
Discover Ideas,
Share knowledge,
Learn from Experts

Boostlane is a media platform that aims to revolutionize how we research, discover, and learn about our favorite topics

Boostlane relies on the power of Artificial Intelligence and a Community of Researchers to curate and deliver reliable, insightful, and purposeful knowledge

Support a platform focused on research and useful knowledge.
Create personalized feeds.
Follow your favorite topics and learn something new every day.
Learn with the assistance of people and Artificial Intelligence Systems.
Use innovative features designed to organize information and foster personal growth.
Collect your favorite media in your private Library.

Learning is Fun!

Close

Learning is Fun!

Close

Learning is Fun!

Close

Unlocking the Power of Knowledge
for Humanity's Progress

By harnessing the power of Artificial Intelligence, Boostlane is changing the way we engage with information, connect with experts, and foster personal growth.

Explore Topics,
Discover Ideas,
Share knowledge,
Learn from Experts

Boostlane is a media platform that aims to revolutionize how we research, discover, and learn about our favorite topics

Boostlane relies on the power of Artificial Intelligence and a Community of Researchers to curate and deliver reliable, insightful, and purposeful knowledge

Support a platform focused on research and useful knowledge.
Create personalized feeds.
Follow your favorite topics and learn something new every day.
Learn with the assistance of people and Artificial Intelligence Systems.
Use innovative features designed to organize information and foster personal growth.
Collect your favorite media in your private Library.

Borneo skeleton may show 31,000 year old amputation

Rate This Post

Related Topics

Comments

Media:

My Account:

Boostlane:

Select a Category

Topics Trending Today

Recommended Media

Boostlane Reward System

Unlocking the Power of Knowledge
for Humanity's Progress

Quick Links

Select a Locale

Unlocking the Power of Knowledge
for Humanity's Progress

Borneo skeleton may show 31,000 year old amputation

Rate This Post

Related Topics

Comments

Media:

My Account:

Boostlane:

Select a Category

Topics Trending Today

Recommended Media

Boostlane Reward System

Unlocking the Power of Knowledge for Humanity's Progress

Quick Links

Select a Locale

Unlocking the Power of Knowledge for Humanity's Progress

Unlocking the Power of Knowledge
for Humanity's Progress

Unlocking the Power of Knowledge
for Humanity's Progress