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South Africa s Giant Land Snail Snacks Studied - Archaeology Magazine

South Africa s Giant Land Snail Snacks Studied - Archaeology Magazine
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170,000 years ago in Africa ancient humans cooked and ate giant land snails, new study suggests -- Secret History -- Sott net

170,000 years ago in Africa ancient humans cooked and ate giant land snails, new study suggests -- Secret History -- Sott net
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Prehistoric Hunters Roasted and Ate Giant Snails 170,000 Years Ago

Giant snails discovered at 225k-year-old African site were used as an important food source!

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Sacré bleu: Snail-eating actually began in South Africa 170,000 years ago

"A glimpse into the complex social life of early Homo sapiens."

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What did Homo sapiens eat 170,000 years ago? Roasted, supersized land snails

Charred shell bits at an African site reveal the earliest known evidence of snail-meal prep, suggesting ancient humans cooked and shared the mollusks.

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