Actually, this was some of the requirements for the
Neanderthal State Boards ......

This was no mere tooth tinkering. The drilled teeth found in the
graveyard were hard-to-reach molars. And in at least one instance, the
ancient dentist managed to drill a hole in the inside back end of a
tooth, boring out toward the front of the mouth.

The holes went as deep as one-seventh of an inch (3.5 millimeters).

"The holes were so perfect, so nice," said study co-author David
Frayer, an anthropology professor at the University of Kansas. "I
showed the pictures to my dentist and he thought they were amazing
holes

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