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And if the Neanderthals Were Already Treating the Cavities 60,000 Years ago...
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60,000 years ago, a Neanderthalian had his tooth pierced to cure a carie. Discovered in a cave in Siberia, this molar carries the oldest known sign of dental intervention. A precise gesture, made using a cut stone, which still shoves the image of our...
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