Archaeologists discovered a Paleolithic campsite made of mammoth bones
Archaeologists in Russia have discovered a campsite of Upper Paleolithic hunters. Kostenki 11 is the site of one of the oldest remaining structures from the ice age. It's material: Mammoth bones. The round structure has dozens of jaw bones and skulls. There are also bones from horses, bears, wolves, reindeer,…
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