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Dentistry in 7000 BC, in Mehrgarh, Indus valley « Hindu focus
- The findings, to be reported Thursday in the scientific review Nature, push back the dawn of dentistry by 4,000 years to around 7000 B.C. The drilled molars come from a sample of 300 individuals buried in graves at the Mehrgarh site in western Pakistan, believed to be the oldest Stone Age complex in the Indus River valley.
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Friday, July 17, 2009
Dentistry in 7000 BC, in Mehrgarh, Indus valley « Hindu focus
