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75,000-year-old Neanderthal wound may point to earlier violence
A spear wound dating back 75,000 years may provide evidence that violent conflict played a greater role in Neanderthal life than previously believed.
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A spear wound dating back 75,000 years may provide evidence that violent conflict played a greater role in Neanderthal life than previously believed.
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