Early humans may have eaten their enemies' brains, study says
(CNN) – Early Europeans may have eaten their enemies’ brains and bone marrow. In a new study, a team of archaeologists examined the bones of at least 10 people from ancient Magdalenian culture. Evidence showed the Magdalenians cut open the skulls of dead bodies and scooped out the brains.
Researchers in Poland have found more evidence of violent cannibalism in the wake of the coldest period of the last Ice Age.
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Human Remains Found in a Poland Cave Contain Unusual Markings, Proved to Be Indications of CannibalismHuman Remains Found in a Poland Cave Contain Unusual Markings, Proved to Be Indications of Cannibalism Early humans were ...
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Paleolithic culture cannibalized their enemies — and maybe their friends as wellIn the 19th century, archaeologists in Poland unearthed a stunning cave filled with prehistoric secrets. The Maszycka Cave, ...
Learn more about the Magdalenian peoples, who left traces of dissection and cannibalism on bones in a cave in Poland.
Discovered over a century ago, the late Upper Paleolithic archeological site included stone and bone tools, evidence of ...
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