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EVENTS!!!
1. 16th Century/1836 - Only cadavers are legally available for dissection in Britain were those of executed murders
2. 1752 - Dissection as a sentencing option for murderers was mandated, in 1752. Britain, as an alternative to postmortem gibbeting.
3. 1831 - People were able to sell amputated limbs
4. 1700's - Certain Scottish schools you were able to
your tuition with corpses rather than cash.
5. 1828 - It was normal for a person to knock on your
door with a dead corpse at their feet
MORE EVENTS
6. (Until 1965) - Digging up a corpse was not a crime in any U.S. State
7. 19th Century - People would allow teeth from cadavers to be put in their mouth
8. 1993 - You were allowed to create a 3-D rendition of the man
9.
1. By allowing the dissection of a body, mainly helped Britain at the time
2. This probably helped even more than the first one because it was a sentencing option
3. By being able to sell them, anatomists were able to do more dissection because people would sell them a lot
4. I'm sure that many cadavers were donated because if it's to pay your tuition than anyone who didn't have cash would
5. This shows that donating bodies was more common now, and this is obviously great for anatomists
6. If it wasn't illegal then any anatomist would go dig one up to study it and dissect it
7. This would help by being able to get the teeth from the cadaver. and probably do whatever else you want to it
8. Get a better view of the human body
9.
What they contributed
OUTSIDE CONTRIBUTIONS
Outside Contributions
1. Herophilus gave anatomy a considerable factual basis for the first time (he made many important discoveries.
2. Galen wrote many books about anatomy and medicine
3. Leonardo da Vinci helped by drawing beautiful anatomical drawings which helped anatomists
CITATIONS
https://www.britannica.com/science/anatomy
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
https://www.physiology.org