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Ancient brain tissue found in Britain
London (UPI) Dec 12, 2008 Archeologists in England say they've found an ancient human brain buried in a small pit near York. The brain, believed to have been buried 2,000 years ago, was inside a decapitated skull, the Daily Mail reported Friday. Researchers said it may have been from a human sacrifice. The brain tissue is about a third the size of a normal brain. The report said more research is needed to determine why the brain is so well preserved. Richard Hall, director of archeology at the York Archaeological Trust, said it appears to be the brain of an adult "but we can't say whether it was a man or woman." Related Links All About Human Beings and How We Got To Be Here
Pyjama police fight Shanghai's daytime love of nightwear
Shanghai (AFP) Dec 12, 2008Community leaders in Shanghai are trying to break up the love affair of some city residents with walking outside in their pyjamas, state media reported Friday. |
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