Prehistoric Ashdodites used chopping tools to eat bone marrow – study - The Jerusalem Post

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Hundreds of thousands of years ago, the ancient humans living in the area of modern Ashdod used a specific type of stone tools to break animal bones and extract the bone marrow.

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Early humans used chopping tools to break animal bones and consume the bone marrow

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