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Human ancestors may have butchered and eaten each other, new study finds

Research carried out on a bone dating back 1.45 million years indicates that human ancestors may not have only eaten ancient animals, but each other.

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Early Humans Carved Each Other Up for Dinnertime

Early Humans Carved Each Other Up for Dinnertime
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Humans evolutionary relatives butchered one another 1 45 million years ago

Humans evolutionary relatives butchered one another 1 45 million years ago
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Mystery Human Relative Appears to Have Been Butchered And Eaten 1 45 Million Years Ago

Based on marks on an ancient bone, it seems someone got hungry enough to chow down on some hominin leg, some 1.45 million years ago.

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Fossil marks suggest hominids butchered one another around 1 45 million years ago

Researchers disagree whether new evidence of stone tool marks on a hominid leg bone reflects ancient cannibalism or perhaps some other, undetected behavior.

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