A pile of mammoth bones offers evidence that people were living in the region as early as 37,000 years ago.
, according to carbon dating analysis of the bones’ collagen. The paleontological team found blunt-force fractures on the bones.
What appear to be flake-knivesthe site—signs that humans were involved in“It’s not a charismatic site with a beautiful skeleton laid out on its side,” said Timothy Rowe, a paleontologist at The University of Texas at Austin and lead author of the recent paper, in a UTAt first glance, Rowe thought the bone pile looked like a butchering site. But with no complex stone tools nearbyThree mammoth ribs from the site, showing blunt force trauma, a puncture wound, and evidence of chopping.
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