In ancient times, most men and women were probably more worried about basic survival than dealing with the onset of baldness, but still – it sure would’ve been nice if they had had access to modern hair transplants. For all we know, they may well have tried. According to the Daily Mail, archaeologists in Peru found 1,000-year-old skulls with holes neatly drilled into them and pieces precisely removed. Whether the surgery was to improve the graying…
