Ancient Neanderthal Wound Suggests Early Lethal Violence
A 75,000-year-old shoulder blade suggests Neanderthals engaged in lethal violence using sharpened wooden spears.
Ancient Hominins Utilized Elephant Meat for Strategic Survival 1.8 Million Years Ago
A new study reveals that early humans were systematically butchering elephants nearly 2 million years ago, indicating a strategic shift in survival behavior.