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Medieval Woman's Remains Show She Gave ‘Birth’ In Coffin After Death, Had Brain Surgery
Despite the macabre nature of the grim discovery of a Medieval Italian woman’s body buried with her partially delivered unborn baby, the medical findings and their implications prove quite fascinating and educational.
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