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Clovis debunked: Footprints show humans in America 23,000 years ago

Clovis debunked: Footprints show humans in America 23,000 years ago
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Earliest European Hunting Dogs Supported Their Weak

Earliest European Hunting Dogs Supported Their Weak
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Baby mammoths were meals for these sabre-tooth cats

Baby mammoths were meals for these sabre-tooth cats
27 Apr, 2021 09:37 PM
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A conceptual illustration of Homotherium cats feasting on a juvenile mammoth. Photo / Mauricio Antón
New York Times
On a landscape that would one day become a suburb of San Antonio, palaeontologists paint a picture that is as bloody as it is fascinating.
Mammoths were stalked by predatory cats with scimitar teeth protruding
from their jaws. The cats would snatch a juvenile mammoth, blood staining the fur around their mouths and claws as it soaked into the grasses around them. Having eaten their fill, they would take the carcass back to their den. This was a meal that could be shared again later. ....

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Neanderthals: What Our Depictions Of Them Reveal

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April 28, 2021 at 12:46 pm
Nobody alive today remembers a time before we knew the Neanderthals. Yet their discovery happened very recently in the wider context of human history – barely five generations back. 1856 is the official Neanderthal “ground zero”, when bones materialised in a cloud of clay clods and black powder from the Feldhofer cave, near Düsseldorf in Germany.
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recognised find. Nearly three decades earlier, a Neanderthal skull-top had been discovered in a Belgian cave, but its unusual anatomy was less obvious because it was a child. In 1848 yet another skull emerged, this time from near the Forbes military battery on Gibraltar. This nearly became the “type” fossil for the species. But its true significance only became clear just after the Feldhofer find had been given a scientific moniker: ....

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Archaeologists in Brno unearth bone fragment of prehistoric rhino

Archaeologists in Brno have announced a unique discovery. During a dig in the city’s Vídeňská Street, they unearthed fragments of a skull of the now extinct woolly rhinoceros. It was most likely killed by prehistoric hunters, who resided in the area 16,000 to 20,000 years ago.
Along with mammoths, woolly rhinos were part of the megafauna during the Ice Age and a part of our ancestor’s diet. The closest extinct relative to the Sumatran Rhino was common throughout Europe and northern Asia and lived to see the end of the last glacial period.
The animal was covered with long, thick hair that helped it survive the harsh, cold weather and had a massive hump. Images of woolly rhinos have been found on cave paintings both in Europe and Asia. ....

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