This Human Brain Tissue Survived Intact For 2,600 Years, And We May Finally Know How
Thursday, January 9, 2020 IST
Thousands of years ago, near what is today the British village of Heslington, a man's body started to decompose. Flesh and organs became mud. Hair turned to dust. In the end, bones remained, and, mysteriously, a small piece of his brain.
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