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The primary objective The Foundation to Further Consciousness is to sponsor research into the physiology underlying changes in states of consciousness, with particular emphasis on observing any possible changes in the blood supply to the brain, and how that relates to changes in neurotransmitter activity. The Foundation, in co-operation with leading brain scientists, will design the protocol for ...
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Trepanation
Over 400 skeptical definitions and essays on occult, paranormal, supernatural and pseudoscientific ideas and practices with references to the best skeptical literature ...
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Smith College Museum of Ancient Inventions: Trepanation Kit
Trepanation Kit, Worldwide, 2000 BCE by Dierdre Crane Trepanation is a method of brain surgery whose origins can be traced to the Late Stone Age. Some remote societies still practice it today, and in some tribal cultures of East Africa it has survived as an integral part of traditional medicine. Doctors employed this invasive procedure to relieve distress caused by a variety of disturbances, ...
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Salon | The hole story
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The Auger - Journal of Trepan Research
The Auger is the Journal of Trepan Research The People With Holes in their Heads This chapter reprinted in full the with author's permission. See below to find out how to order this great book. Eccentric Lives & Peculiar Notions ISBN:0-15-127358-8 (c)Copyright 1984 by John F. Michell Hole in the Head by Joe Mellen Other Scenes magazine, November 1970 Auger Photo Archive some photos taken from ...
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Neolithic Surgery
A 7, 000-year-old burial in France has yielded the earliest unequivocal evidence for trepanation.
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