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Scientists Disassemble that the Torralba Site Was an Elephant Slaughterhouse: It Is Natural Accumulation
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For more than half a century, the Torralba site in Soria was presented as the scene of a great hunt: human groups from the Middle Paleolithic would have quartered dozens of prehistoric elephants there. A new study has just destroyed that image. More than half a century believing in an elephant slaughterhouse The excavations of the 1960s, led by the American archaeologist F. Clark Howell, brought to light an astonishing accumulation of remains of…
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