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These Neanderthals Have Been eaten... and No One Knows yet by...

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A fascinating discovery in southwestern France reveals an unexpected relationship between prehistoric hyenas and Neanderthals. Human teeth with traces of digestion have been identified at a 65,000-year-old archaeological site. This finding upsets the...
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These Neanderthals Have Been eaten... and No One Knows yet by...

A fascinating discovery in southwestern France reveals an unexpected relationship between prehistoric hyenas and Neanderthals. Human teeth with traces of digestion have been identified at a 65,000-year-old archaeological site. This finding upsets the...

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Futura broke the news in on Tuesday, August 12, 2025.
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