The newly discovered Paleolithic dog skull
Jean-Baptiste Fourvrel
A “extremely rare” canine skeleton of 16,000 years in southern France sacrifices evidence that humans of the stone age took care of their pets, although the animal was also probable by humans.
“It is feasible that the individual has obtained [its] The injuries to be beaten or beaten by people, “says Loukas Kougoulos of the University of Western Australia, who did not participate in the skeleton analysis.
The specimen was discovered in a French cave called Baume Traucade in 2021 by a group of spelekers.
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