Early Europeans May Have Eaten Their Enemies' Brains, Study Suggests

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Early Europeans May Have Eaten Their Enemies' Brains, Study Suggests

Ancient humans from the Magdalenian culture, who lived in Europe between 11,000 and 17,000 years ago, may have engaged in cannibalism as an act of war, according to a recent study. Researchers discovered bone markings indicating that brains and marrow were removed from bodies, possibly after violent conflicts. Brutal Evidence Found In Prehistoric Cave The discovery was made in Maszycka Cave, near Kraków, Poland, a site long studied for its prehi…