Elongated & Trepanned Skulls of Paucarcancha (Paracas) Peru - 1916 Illustration
1916 Page of History w/ Illustration
A Glimpse of History Long Gone By
Paucarcancha (Paracas) is one of the lesser-known archaeological sites along the famous hiking route known as the Inca Trail.
Trepanning is a surgical practice, dating back to prehistoric times, in which a hole is drilled or cut into the skull to relieve pressure from head injuries, treat certain ailments, or for spiritual reasons.
Mr. J.J. Hasbrouck was a photographer with the 1915 National Geographic Society Yale University Peruvian Expedition.
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FULL PAGE Size: Approximately 6" X 9-1/2"
Related/unrelated Text on Reverse
Condition: Excellent - Very Good - Good - Fair - Poor (but of historical interest)
Some light age and handling wear at binding edge
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