Brain Mummification
The ancient Egyptians believed in life after death, and this believe was the main motive to the process of mummification, which luckily enabled the following generations to know more about the greatness of
Ancient Egypt
Anatomical Correlation Between Brain Parts and Eye of Horus
Ancient Egyptian civilization is known to people all over the world, it is well-known for its famous pyramids, temples and sphynx. For many tourists they enjoy the great artistic symbols and figures of
Analysis of the Medical and Scientific Content of the Edwin Smith Papyrus Spinal Inju
The document consists of the first part of a textbook on bodily injuries which are described systematically from head to toe. The book consists of a series of case reports of which the
Brain Vs Heart Representations in Pharaohs’ Time
Nowadays, people from different age groups resemble the emotions by drawing a red-colored shape that resembles the heart. As if the heart is where from our emotions come from. Ancient Egyptians have the
The Edwin Smith Papyrus
The Edwin Smith Surgical Papyrus occupies the first place of a remarkable list of records. It is clearly the first documentation of cases of spinal cord injuries, but it is also the first