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Ancient Egyptians were able to deal with complex cranial fractures, but cancer was still a medical knowledge frontier.
Researchers examined two human skulls held at the University of Cambridge’s Duckworth Collection .
They found cutmarks around these lesions, which probably were made with a sharp object such as a metal instrument.
On skull E270 , there are also healed lesions from traumatic injuries.
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