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Saturday, September 19, 2026

Chinese scientists find first evidence of ancient nose-chopping punishment for cattle thieves

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Stealing someone’s cattle is a serious crime, and in many places, the thief would end up in jail. However, ancient Chinese justice could result in a truly horrific form of mutilation: the amputation of the nose. This harsh consequence has been well-documented by historians as one

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