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Horrifying ancient death pit where villagers butchered dozens of their own in random massacre

Charlotte Edwards, Digital Technology and Science Reporter Mar 11 2021, 7:59 ET Updated: Mar 11 2021, 10:38 ET FRESH analysis of a 6200 year old mass grave suggests all 41 people inside were murdered by members of their own community in a random massacre. The ancient grave was found in Croatia and a new study has revealed victims were of all ages from around two to 50 years old. 5 The mass grave contained 41 victimsCredit: Novak et al, 2021, PLOS One According to the study, many of the victims were killed with strikes to the skull from behind. It s unlikely a lot of them knew they were about to be attacked as there s not a lot of skeletal evidence to suggest attempts at defence.

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Un massacre préhistorique de 6 200 ans découvert en Croatie témoigne d une extrême violence

Un massacre préhistorique de 6 200 ans découvert en Croatie témoigne d une extrême violence
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Horrifying ancient death pit where villagers butchered dozens of their own in random massacre

Horrifying ancient death pit where villagers butchered dozens of their own in random massacre
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DNA study of 6,200-year-old massacre victims raises more questions than answers

DNA study of 6,200-year-old massacre victims raises more questions than answers Archaeologists assumed an extended family died in violence thouands of years ago, but the largest genetic study of a mass killing to date suggests otherwise. Some victims of the Potocani massacre received multiple lethal blows to the skull.Photograph by M. Novak Courtesy of the Institute for Anthropological Research ByRobin George Andrews Email Around 6,200 years ago, a group of at least 41 men, women, and children were brutally murdered before being dumped in a mass grave in what is now eastern Croatia. Initially, the archaeologists who uncovered the grave in 2007 wondered if the victims were an entire inter-related community targeted for execution. But a new analysis reported in the journal

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Researchers Reveal New Insight Into Reasons for Prehistoric Massacre

The remains of a 6,200-year-old massacre in what is now Croatia tell a story of indiscriminate killing. The Potočani mass burial, with the upper layers of the pit showing numerous commingled skeletons. (Novak et al, 2021, PLOS ONE [CC-BY 4.0, https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/]) (CN) More than 6,000 years ago, 41 men and women were massacred in what is now Potočani, Croatia, with the victims ranging from as young as 2 years old to as old as 35. Although still researchers don’t understand why these people were murdered, research published in the journal PLOS ONE on Wednesday reveals new information about them.

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