Evidence of Cannibalism Unearthed in 18,000-Year-Polish Cave
- Human remains in Maszycka Cave, Poland, suggest cannibalism occurred during a conflict, as they were found butchered alongside animal bones.
- The study analyzed 53 bones, indicating at least 10 individuals, including six adults and four children, were victims of 'warfare cannibalism.'
- Francesc Marginedas noted that the bones showed signs of nutritional exploitation, with marks indicating the removal of brain and marrow.
- The discovery adds to evidence of prehistoric cannibalism in Europe, with Maszycka Cave being one of five known sites from 23,000 to 14,000 years ago.
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