Strong evidence of Paleolithic to Bronze Age cannibalism has been found in at least 18 widely dispersed archaeological sites in Europe of cannibalism. Lower and Middle Paleolithic (Neanderthal and older) cannibalism accounts for about half of these, but homo sapiens also ate each other. Did they all practice cannibalism for nutrition, ritual or war purposes?
Dr. Evans Lansing discusses the Arthurian Myths
Dr. Evans Lansing discusses the Arthurian…
Dr. Evans Lansing discusses the Arthurian Myths
Strong evidence of Paleolithic to Bronze Age cannibalism has been found in at least 18 widely dispersed archaeological sites in Europe of cannibalism. Lower and Middle Paleolithic (Neanderthal and older) cannibalism accounts for about half of these, but homo sapiens also ate each other. Did they all practice cannibalism for nutrition, ritual or war purposes?