Origins of Medicine: Only a Mummy Could Tell

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For not only did they present a knowledge of the anatomy unlike anyone had previously they also gave the first insight to the early stages of healing a person and hypothesized what was causing a person pain. But these were not the Egyptians biggest contribution, it was definitely through their art of surgery that gave medicine the greatest advance...
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Through their expensive and elaborate processes of embalmment and mummification they gained knowledge of the importance of organs and even made special hieroglyphic symbols to represent them. Some of these organs consisted of the liver, stomach, bladder, windpipe, and womb. According to Paul Hastings, Egyptians also learned that the body ran on a system of channels that led away from the heart and kept the body alive and compared it to the Nile which fed all life in Egypt(9)...
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