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HISTORY OF NEUROSCIENCE

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HISTORY OF NEUROSCIENCE
Introduction to neuroscience
The Search for Consciousness and the Anatomical Basis of the Soul


Pre-History

10,00 years ago, early hominids.

Trepanation - making a therapeutic hole in the skull.


Ancient Egypt

5,00 years ago; aware of symptoms of brain damage.

Heart, not the brain was believed to be the storehouse of memories
and location of the soul

Ancient Greece Hippocrates (460-379 BC)

4th C.B.C.
Brain is the organ of sensation.

Hippocrates (460-379 BC)
Brain is the seat of intelligence. Aristotle (384-322 BC)


Aristotle (384-322 BC)
Heart is the center of intellect.

The brain serves to cool blood.



The Romans
Galen (130-200 AD)

A Greek, chief physician in Rome.

As physician to gladiators, saw spinal cord, & Brain injuries.

Dissected sheep to study brain

Tried to deduce functions:
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