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Not the skeleton in question. Photo: MICROGEN IMAGES/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY / Getty Images Ancient Scottish Woman Found Buried With Her Brain Scooped Out And Her Bones Sharpened
Researchers say the 2,000-year-old woman’s brain may have been removed and several of her bones deliberately modified as part of a ritual.
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Not the skeleton in question. Photo: MICROGEN IMAGES/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY / Getty Images Ancient Scottish Woman Found Buried With Her Brain Scooped Out And Her Bones Sharpened
Researchers say the 2,000-year-old woman’s brain may have been removed and several of her bones deliberately modified as part of a ritual.
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‘Main Character Walks’ Might Be the Confidence Boost You Didn’t Know You Needed
The TikTok trend, can help you move more, cut screen time, and feel more in control of your own story.
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How to Actually Go Offline This Summer Without Losing Your Mind: A Guide
Experts say small phone-free habits can help you break the scroll cycle and find better sources of dopamine.
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Introducing Frankensteining, the Dating Trend Experts Say Can Ruin a Relationship
Experts say trying to mold someone into your ideal partner can turn care into control, damaging the relationship in the process.
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Scientists Just Discovered the Secret Behind One of Nature’s Smartest Brainless Organisms
A yellow slime mold can solve mazes and find efficient routes without a brain, and researchers think they finally know how it does it.
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A 100-Year-Old Man’s Dance Video Went Viral, but His Origin Story Is Even Better
Bernard Gilbert first took up dancing after a rugby injury in 1942, and 84 years later, he’s still lighting up the floor.