NEANDERTHAL, MAMMOTH REMAINS FOUND
An excavation at a quarry in Norfolk has revealed what could be one of the best-preserved Neanderthal sites ever found in the UK. Among the finds at the site are the skeletons from three or possibly four mammoths, including two metre-long tusks. The site is thought to have been a series of ponds at that time, used as a watering place by both animals and Neanderthals. - More here.
July 13, 2002
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