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Neanderthals practiced close-range hunting 120,000 years ago

by Staff July 2, 2018
July 2, 2018 54 views
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Scientists reports the oldest unambiguous hunting lesions documented in the history of humankind. The lesions were found on skeletons of two large-sized extinct fallow deer killed by Neanderthals about 120,000 years ago around the shores of a small lake near present-day Halle in the eastern part of Germany.

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