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Neanderthals performed Dental Caries Intervention 59,000 Years Ago 

Umesh Prasad -
Prehistoric dentistry is far older than 14,000 years as indicated by Villabruna specimen from Late Upper Palaeolithic era. A recent study on 59,000 years old Neanderthal specimen Chagyrskaya 64 from Middle Paleolithic era has provided evidence of invasive dental caries intervention involving drilling/rotation using lithic perforator and pulp...

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