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When Did Humans Start Burying the Dead?

When Did Humans Start Burying the Dead?
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Ancient Caves in Israel Preserve Earliest Evidence of Burial Rituals from 120,000 Years Ago

Scientists found the earliest evidence of burial rituals from 120,000 years ago in ancient caves located in Israel. Read more here.

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When did humans start burying their dead? -- Secret History -- Sott net

When did humans start burying their dead? -- Secret History -- Sott net
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When did humans start burying their dead?

Ancient caves mark the beginning of recorded burial rituals, but there s still so much we don t know about the history of human graves.

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Oldest jewelry in the world discovered in Morocco

Humans have been expressing themselves through the symbolic use of seashells for thousands of years. This discovery is the oldest example of this type of display.

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