In an extraordinary archaeological discovery in Freising, Germany, experts have unearthed a medieval skeleton equipped with an iron prosthetic hand. The burial, dated to the 15th century, offers compelling evidence of early prosthetic technology and medical innovation.
Clickbait picture. Real hand looks like a stoneware brick, or Mexican ET
Yeah the article chooses the thumbnail unfortunately. I thought it was a good article though.
It’s a good read. Didn’t mean to rain on your post. :)
Was it Ash Williams?
Alright you primitive screwheads listen up … This is my BOOMSTICK!
Groovy.
Give me some sugar, baby.
It’s a trick! Get an axe.
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Looks like they should’ve oiled it a bit more before burial. But what do I know, in not a German 15th century engineerius.
Couple centuries too early to be Edward Elric
