10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TREPANATION»
Discover the use of
trepanation in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
trepanation and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
This volume will look at the history of trepanation, the identification of skulls, the tools used to make the cranial openings, and theories as to why trepanation might have been performed many thousands of years ago.
Robert Arnott, Stanley Finger, Chris Smith, 2005
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Trepanation: History, Discovery, Theory
This volume will look at the history of trepanation, the identification of skulls, the tools used to make the cranial openings, and theories as to why trepanation might have been performed many thousands of years ago.
Robert Arnott, Professor Department of Psychology Stanley Finger, Stanley Finger, 2003
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California State Journal of Medicine
There is a perforation through the inter-frontal septum but whether this is part of
the operation I am not in a position That this Indian recovered from the operation
is indicated by the healed margins of the trepanation wound. This skull shows no
...
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The Bioarchaeology of Inca Imperialism in the Heartland: An ...
Chapter. 7. Trepanation. in. the. Cuzco. Region. Introduction Prehistoric
trepanation, the surgical removal of part of the cranium, was first identified in
Cuzco in 1865 by E. George Squier (Finger and Fernando 2001; Weiss 1958:559
). Since its ...
Valerie Anne Andrushko, 2007
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The Microsurgical Approaches to the Target Areas of the Brain
3 A Methods for definition of trepanation by measuring. It may not be difficult for a
well-experienced neuro- surgeon, to define exactly the location for trepanation
dependent upon the target areas. Especially neurosurgeons with artistic talents, ...
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Index-catalogue of the Library of the Surgeon-General's ...
Découverte d'une double trépanation prehistorique a Moutiiny-sur-Crecy, canton
de Crecy-sur-Serre (Aisne). Bull. et mém. Soc. d'anthrop.de1'ar.,1906,5.s., vii,
207-209.—l)ullen (C. W.) Remarks on fac-sirniles of nineteen Peruvian skulls ...
National Library of Medicine (U.S.), 1913
Chapter. 7: Trepanation. As the people began to look around and truly realized
the extent of the healings, they saw an increase in living activities, and many
gained hope that God would spare them and their land. But for others, the
tragedy of ...
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A Hole in the Head: More Tales in the History of Neuroscience
TREPANATION AS AN EMPIRICAL IF NOT A RATIONAL PROCEDURE The
most common view of the prehistoric and the non-Western practice of trephining,
especially in the absence of a depressed fracture, was that it represented some
kind ...
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The Rise of Homo sapiens: The Evolution of Modern Thinking
Strong physical evidence of brain-behavior investigations comes from the
process of trepanation, the intentional boring of a hole in the skull of a living
person. Trepanned European skulls have been found dating back over 10,000
years and ...
Frederick L. Coolidge, Thomas Wynn, 2011
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The World's Worst: A Guide to the Most Disgusting, Hideous, ...
Brain specialists say trepanation should stay in the Stone Age, where it
originated. The Inca people of 6000 B.C. trepanned people as a way to let out
demons trapped in their heads; in the Middle Ages, it was used a treatment for
epilepsy.
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «TREPANATION»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
trepanation is used in the context of the following news items.
Ancient Skull Trauma Survivors Unearthed in Bolivia
What's perhaps more interesting, however, is that one of the skulls, that of a middle-aged woman, displayed evidence of trepanation, the ancient precursor to ... «New Historian, May 15»
Brutal Brawls And Cranial Surgery Discovered On Ancient Skeletons …
Trepanation is an anthropological term for an ancient form of cranial surgery. Known from various areas of the world, trepanation was used for both ritual and ... «Forbes, May 15»
Toronto Comic Arts Festival in the rearview mirror
For me, the winner in this category was Emi Gennis's Trepanation, a short history of people drilling holes in their heads. I was also taken by Isabella Rotman's ... «Comic Book Resources, May 15»
Can a Hole in Your Head Get You High?
Amanda Feilding, a British countess who supports research on psychedelic drugs, has also extolled the benefits of trepanation for consciousness expansion. «Scientific American, Apr 15»
From tattooed pigs to a hole in the head - here is the world's …
Brit artist Amanda Feilding once performed a trepanation on herself, drilling a hole in her skull, as part of a short art film entitled Heartbeat Of The Brain. «Irish Mirror, Mar 15»
New study reveals trepanation surgery in ancient Siberia
Trepanation is the oldest form of neurosurgery. Scholars, including archaeologists, anthropologists and doctors, speculate early nomads of the Altai Mountains ... «Ancient Origins, Feb 15»
Chinese mummy suggests brain surgery was carried out 3600 years …
WHAT IS TREPANATION? Trepanation involves the removal of a piece of bone from the skull, and it has been performed since prehistoric times. Cave paintings ... «Daily Mail, Feb 15»
Scientists Recreate Ancient Siberian Brain Surgery From 2300 …
Trepanation is an ancient procedure that involves drilling a hole into a person's skull in order to treat brain trauma, though people still do it today for "mental ... «Medical Daily, Jan 15»
Scientists recreate ancient Siberian brain surgery techniques for first …
General view of the tracks of the trepanation on the male scull from Bike-III. ... Evidence at the time suggested they were examples of trepanation – the oldest ... «The Siberian Times, Jan 15»
Ancient Surgery Techniques Tested by Scientists in Siberia
We suspect now that in the time of Hippocrates, Altai people could do a very fine diagnosis and carry out skillful trepanations and fantastic brain surgery,” ... «Archaeology, Jan 15»
