- spirits.
Evidence of
trepanation has been
found in
prehistoric human remains from
Neolithic times onward. The bone that was
trepanned was kept by the prehistoric...
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Trepan may
refer to:
Trepanning, the
medical procedure Trepan (drill bit), a type of
drill bit
Trepan (grape),
another name for the
Spanish wine grape...
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trepanation or
trepanning in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Trepanning is a form of
surgery in
which a hole is
bored into the skull.
Trepanation or...
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examining a
trepanned skull with a
means to
establishing whether or not the
person lived beyond the operation.
Among New
World societies,
trepanation is most...
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hundred years. The
Incas appear to have
practiced a
procedure known as
trepanation since before European colonization.
During the
Middle Ages in Al-Andalus...
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tendency to "dig in" or grab the material. A
trepan,
sometimes called a BTA
drill bit (after the
Boring and
Trepanning ****ociation), is a
drill bit that cuts...
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Trepanning removes the
desired diameter by
cutting out a
solid disk
similar to the
workings of a
drafting comp****.
Trepanning is performed...
- do****entary film
produced and
directed by
Amanda Feilding, an
advocate of
trepanation. It was
filmed by
Joseph Mellen. In the film, Feilding, a 27-year-old...
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synonyms including: Bonicaire, Embolicaire, Parrel, Trapat,
Traput and
Trepan. Wine
portal J.
Robinson Jancis Robinson's
Guide to Wine
Grapes pg 191 Oxford...
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industrial metal scene with
their 1999
independent self-released
album Trepanation. The
personnel on the
album saw Hea**** and
Hanks (now
respectively re-christened...
