Ancient Mystery Unveiled: 2,000-Year-Old Scottish Skeleton Reveals Dark Rituals Behind Bone Tools and Missing Brain
Researchers say that this points to how family groups were deeply interconnected in Iron Age Britain, and that funeral traditions involving care and respect for the dead were likely shared and maintained across large distances.
After reading about the woman whose bones were whittled into tools, check out the discovery of an Iron Age chariot found with its horse and rider right alongside it. Then, learn about how some Viking women purposefully elongated their skulls.











