Spain's Gran Dolina finds suggest cannibalism among Europe's earliest humans
TL;DR
New excavations at Gran Dolina cave in Spain uncover more Homo antecessor fossils, including adults, with cut marks indicating cannibalistic processing about 850,000 years ago, providing a clearer view of the biology, demography, and behaviour of Europe’s earliest humans.
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