Iron Age burial study reveals removed woman's brain
A new study has revealed that a woman from the Iron Age in Scotland had her brain deliberately removed after her death, through incisions and modifications on her skull, possibly as part of complex funeral rites. Her bones were also returned to her grave in a manner that showed respect and reverence, despite the alterations made to her remains. Additionally, other findings suggest that some of her modified body parts reflected intricate burial initiatives, traditions related to warfare practices, or ways of expressing respect for the deceased during the Iron Age.
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