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A study by the University of Granada reveals that the Neanderthals of the south of the Peninsula hunted horses, deer and uros to survive

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The results of the research work show that these human groups based their diet for thousands of years on the so-called 'Mediterranean Triad', with intensive exploitation of Faunistic resources An archaeological mission led by the Un

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A study by the University of Granada reveals that the Neanderthals of the south of the Peninsula hunted horses, deer and uros to survive

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A study by the University of Granada reveals that the Neanderthals of the south of the Peninsula hunted horses, deer and uros to survive

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A study by the University of Granada reveals that the Neanderthals of the south of the Peninsula hunted horses, deer and uros to survive

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