Archaeological evidence reveals that ancient humans performed trepanation (skull surgery) as early as 7,000 years ago, with thousands of trepanated skulls discovered across Europe, North Africa, and the Andes showing smooth, rounded, healed bone edges, proving that patients survived and lived for years after the procedure despite the absence of metal tools, anesthesia, or germ theory.
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Someone cut a hole into this person's skull.
Through the scalp.
Through the bone.
Into the space around a living brain.
No metal, no anesthesia, no idea that germs existed.
And here's the part that should stop you.
The edges of the hole are smooth.
Rounded.
Healed.
The patient woke up.
Walked away. Lived for years.
We've found thousands of these skulls.
Some 7,000 years old. And most of them healed.
How a person survived their own skull being opened with nothing we'd call medicine.
That's what the full video unpacks.
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