KILLED BY A WOODEN SPEAR 75,000 YEARS AGO: A Neanderthal’s Shoulder Blade May Hold the Oldest Evidence of a Spear Attack
A perfectly round hole in the shoulder blade of a Neanderthal buried 75,000 years ago in Iraq’s Shanidar Cave may be the earliest evidence of a person killed with a wooden spear. The same individual had survived a brutal facial injury, likely with help from others.
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