VENTILATORS IN CEREMONIAL ROOMS OF PRE HISTORIC CLIFF-DWELLINGS

PV in historic dwellings: The potential to reduce domestic CO2 emissions

Historic (i.e. pre-1919) dwellings in the EU account for around 14% of the total stock (21% in the UK) and must therefore contribute significantly to any long-term energy reduction or carbon saving goal. However, the principle of minimal intervention advocated by heritage conservationists is at odds with the fabric-first approach that energy conservationists propound. It is clear, therefore, th...

Smash: Ceremonial Intoxicants And Intentional Tool Destruction In The Northern Highlands Of Pre-Columbian Ecuador

SMASHED: CEREMONIAL INTOXICANTS AND INTENTIONAL TOOLDESTRUCTION IN THE NORTHERN HIGHLANDS OF PRE-COLUMBIANECUADOR

Navajo Ceremonial System

Ceremonial Dialogues in South America

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Victor Horsley on "trephining in pre-historic times".

Victor Horsley was intrigued by newly discovered, ancient trepanned skulls, especially those that revealed that the operation was performed on living patients. He examined the man-made openings as an expert on the locus of the primate motor cortex and as a surgeon who had successfully removed parts of the motor cortex to treat Jacksonian epilepsy. He postulated that trepanation originated as a ...