Daily briefing: The first archaeological evidence of death by trebuchet
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TL;DR - Nature’s daily briefing highlights archaeological evidence that more than 160 fractures resulted from death by trebuchet, alongside reports on mummy-trade health risks and an experimental Alzheimer’s surgery.
- The extensive fractures indicate a rapid, violent cause of death.
- The briefing presents the finding as the first archaeological evidence of death by trebuchet.
- It also flags research on hazards from the mummy trade and a controversial surgical approach to Alzheimer’s disease.
- The limited excerpt provides no methodological or quantitative details beyond the fracture count.
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TL;DR - Nature’s daily briefing highlights archaeological evidence that more than 160 fractures resulted from death by trebuchet, alongside reports on mummy-trade health risks and an experimental Alzheimer’s surgery.
- The extensive fractures indicate a rapid, violent cause of death.
- The briefing presents the finding as the first archaeological evidence of death by trebuchet.
- It also flags research on hazards from the mummy trade and a controversial surgical approach to Alzheimer’s disease.
- The limited excerpt provides no methodological or quantitative details beyond the fracture count.