What are examples of animal parts and minerals that were used in the past by primitive physicians?

Primitive physicians often used a variety of animal parts and minerals in their healing practices. Examples include the use of bones and animal fats for ointments, blood for rituals or as a symbol of life, and plants accompanied by minerals like sulfur or salt for their medicinal properties. Additionally, minerals such as clay and charcoal were employed for their absorbent and purifying qualities in treating wounds and ailments.