A groundbreaking discovery challenges the belief of rapid brain decay after death. Over 4,400 well-preserved human brains, some 12,000 years old, were found globally. Oxford University's research reveals brains in diverse environments, defying common notions. These ancient brains provide insights into evolution, diseases, and biomolecules.
A groundbreaking discovery challenges the belief of rapid brain decay after death. Over 4,400 well-preserved human brains, some 12,000 years old, were found globally. Oxford University's research reveals brains in diverse environments, defying common notions. These ancient brains provide insights into evolution, diseases, and biomolecules.
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