Specimens whose teeth retained tartar proving a diet of vegetables and carbon ash indicating cooked food.

Encompassed seven distinct branches including grammar, logic, rhetoric, arithmetic, geometry, algebra, and astronomy.

Site where disarticulated human skeletons were found with bones purposely cracked open to extract and consume marrow.

The earliest known surgical procedure involving cutting a hole in the skull, with survivors sometimes wearing the bone disc.

A perfectly preserved freeze-dried Alpine corpse from 3350 BC revealing internal diseases like Lyme and whipworms.