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16,000-year-old dog skeleton shows early link with humans

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16,000-year-old dog skeleton found in France reveals early links between humans and dogs in the Stone Age.

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16,000-year-old dog skeleton shows early link with humans

16,000-year-old dog skeleton found in France reveals early links between humans and dogs in the Stone Age.

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Adopted then killed: the discovery of a Paleolithic dog skeleton teaches us more about its domestication

A finding that highlights a fascinating prehistoric cohabitation. This dog, cared for by humans and probably killed by them, enlightens us on the beginnings of domestication... and its paradoxes.

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Slate.fr broke the news in France on Saturday, April 26, 2025.
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