Evidence of Cannibalism Found in Early Bronze Age Massacre in Britain
- Evidence of cannibalism has been found in connection to a massacre that took place during the Early Bronze Age in Britain.
- Archaeologists discovered human bones that exhibit signs of butchering and eating.
- The findings provide crucial insights into the violent events that may have shaped the lives of people in the Early Bronze Age.
- These discoveries highlight the cultural significance of cannibalism in ancient societies, potentially related to ritualistic practices.
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