Discoveries in Spanish caves reveal mysterious post-death rituals

Lebanon 24: A scientific study of human remains found in three caves in southern Spain has revealed evidence of cannibalism during the Neolithic period, suggesting it may have been linked to funerary rituals, not necessarily to famine or conflict. According to a report published by The New York Times, the bones bear cut marks…
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