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(Phys Org2)   Ancient skeleton reveals amputation surgery from 31,000 years ago. How did they find it? Lack of coverage   (phys.org) divider line
    More: Followup, Human, Borneo, Prehistory, East Kalimantan, Surgery, Stone Age, Medicine, Archaeology  
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2022-09-12 9:17:03 AM  
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Would be neat to have a time machine. I wonder which society had the first thought of "it's in the way, just hack it off".

Probably something horrible, like a dude who survived getting his armed gnawed off by a bear or something. Maybe a crocodile, seeing as how they will twist your joints appart.
 
2022-09-12 11:51:03 AM  
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LouisZepher: LouisZepher: AppleOptionEsc: Would be neat to have a time machine. I wonder which society had the first thought of "it's in the way, just hack it off".

Probably something horrible, like a dude who survived getting his armed gnawed off by a bear or something. Maybe a crocodile, seeing as how they will twist your joints appart.

Or maybe someone with a limb trapped?
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Damn preview frame ruins the farking joke.


That was brutal when I was...16? I ain't doing math. The twist at the end? *chef kiss*
 
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