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Ancient Romans Really Did Use Poop as Medicine. We Just Got The First Real Proof.
Stool transplants are cutting-edge experimental procedures, but using poop as medicine is hardly a modern idea. Ancient Romans knew their… feces – or at least they liked to think they did. According ...
Archaeological analysis of items from a pre-Inca Peruvian kingdom reveals their prosperity was built on bird poop.
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Seabird poop may have fueled this pre-Inca kingdom's rise to power in South America
Before the Inca civilization rose to power in what’s now Peru, the Chincha Kingdom reigned as a prosperous society on the country’s southern coast. Now, scientists have discovered that seabird ...
Maize farmers in Peru’s Chincha Valley were fertilizing their crops with seabird poop as early as the year 1250 ...
When some ancient Romans were feeling a little under the weather, they were treated with human feces. While this practice was ...
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This week in science: Cancer-causing habits, poop transplants, and more!
This week in science: a major cancer analysis links most new cases to just two lifestyle habits; how poop transplants from ...
To gaze upon a full T. rex skeleton is to be transported back in time. Dinosaur fossils are key to understanding what these prehistoric creatures looked like, how they moved, and where they lived. But ...
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