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The Discovery of a 100,000-Year-Old Funeral Chamber in Israel Changes Our Understanding of the First Humans
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Long before the appearance of the great civilizations, some discrete caves were already used as theatre for meaningful gestures. Nestled on a limestone hill in Israel, the Tinshemet cave contains 100,000-year-old graves, whose body layout and abundance of objects suggest more than just a funeral depot. This prehistoric site upsets the certainty about the separation between human species, revealing cultural and symbolic behaviors so far attribute…
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