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Neanderthals Slaughtered a Forest Elephant in Lower Saxony 125,000 Years Ago

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They pushed the long wooden lance between the ribs directly to the thick skin: archaeologists reconstructed the spectacular hunting success of Neanderthals – after 125,000 years. The yield was immense.

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Neanderthals Slaughtered a Forest Elephant in Lower Saxony 125,000 Years Ago

They pushed the long wooden lance between the ribs directly to the thick skin: archaeologists reconstructed the spectacular hunting success of Neanderthals – after 125,000 years. The yield was immense.

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