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Many Viking Scandinavians have removed the traces of badass and removed from sediments, but they became more kvetching about an ear infection or chewing. It turned out that high-tech imaging was suffering from sustainable and painful diseases in the heads of many Vikings.
In 2005, archaeologists dug up more than 300 Viking residues in Varnhem. The site is the remains between the back history between the 10th-12th century, one of the early Christian settlements in Sweden Northernist It may be almost all of the vikings that they are pagan turned into Christianity in the middle of ten XI centuries).
To try to learn more about the conditions where these people live, archaeologists chose 15 skulls from the dead between 20 and 60 years. They performed CT scans using numerous rays to draw detailed images of internal structures. Two radiologists and dentists examined a group of images.
“There was a lot to see. We found many signs of disease in these individuals,” he said. statement. “We can’t see. If we cannot learn the damage inside soft tissue, we can see the traces remaining in skeletal structures, not already there, no longer there.”
What they find is the perfect hell. As scientists Detailed In the magazine BDJ OpenThe symptoms of 15 skulls, 12 periodical lesions – the root of a tooth showed the type of bacterial infection. On, an infection, including bone imperfections, bone loss, bone loss, bone loss or furcation, causes a loss of mass in the jaw of the jaw where the roots are reunited. Weakly recovered or malforman jaw bones and a Viking Skull, a Viking Skull, which is a viking skull, which is widespread in a viking skull, has shown signs of tissue.
Surprisingly, taking into account that the toothpaste was not invented hundreds of years, only six six of the teeth were missing before death.
Research presents a small idea of daily life 1000 years ago for Vikings, no pain cutting medications, antibiotics or dental treatment. Infections “It can come together for a long time,” Bertilsson said.
Bertilsson said he hoped that other scientists use CT scanning techniques that do not harm the remnants of man in their research.
“Most of today’s archeological methods are invasive, it is necessary to remove other tissue for bone or other tissue analysis,” he said. “In this way, we can still keep the remains in a whole, yet learn very much.”
Pre-research, pay attention to the teeth of some Vikings, Don’t give them points and fill them with the pigment. Cool? Yes, definitely. Will the verbal hygienist recommend something? No, probably no.