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Anthropology

Nitram

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3. You wouldn't want this family visiting your home while you were out.

Reply to Soph0571 (Original post)

Fri May 31, 2019, 09:36 AM

May 2019

"The family walked close to the side of the cave and have left charcoal-smudged handprints on the wall. The children picked up mud from the floor and splattered it on the wall with their fingers, according to the study published in eLife. "

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14,000-year-old cave footprints provide snapshot of Stone Age family day out [View all] Soph0571 May 2019 OP

Very cool. I wonder when claustrophobia became common? Hoyt May 2019 #1

Interesting. Maybe they were not much different than the rest of us. Family day at the park. dameatball May 2019 #2

You wouldn't want this family visiting your home while you were out. Nitram May 2019 #3

The indigenous people of Kentucky mined epsom and gypsum salts from Mammoth Cave yellowdogintexas Jun 2019 #4