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greyl

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Fri Sep-22-06 07:25 AM
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9. Not so.

It makes more sense to me that the first experiments took place hundreds of thousands of years ago.
The results didn't end up part of our medical knowledge today, but I'd bet they happened. And what of the evolution of embalming methods?
Also, according to Joe Zias, it was in the Middle Ages that the Roman Catholic church did experiments on cadavers to find out how the crucifixion was probably done.

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