While Trepanning of Skulls Was Rather Common Among Stone Age

question 169

Multiple Choice

While trepanning of skulls was rather common among Stone Age or Neolithic cave dwellers, there is also evidence that it was practiced among:

• A)East Coast Natives
• B)North Eastern Inuit
• C)North Western Inuit
• D)West Coast Natives

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Neural Impulse

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Reasoning Centre

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Executive Control System

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Working Memory

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