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add a charm to the frescoes which possibly they lacked at present." Folke Henschen (1881–1977) described it in his 1965 non-fiction book The Human Skull:
were physician Folke Henschen [sv], Astri Douglas (wife of Archibald Douglas), translator Dagny Henschen [sv] and historian Ingegerd Henschen-Ingvar [sv]
burial site in France dated to 6500 BCE, 40 had trepanation holes. Folke Henschen, a Swedish doctor and historian, asserts that Soviet excavations of
was snubbed by Nobel Committee. In 1966, the former committee member Folke Henschen claimed "I was strongly advocate Dr. Yamagiwa deserve the Nobel Prize
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1886 Kimswerd - 12.1.1964 Pretoria) (id=7246) the only time (id=2949) Folke Henschen November 7, 1881 Uppsala, Sweden December 22, 1977 Stockholm, Sweden