Copper Age children in Spain suffered widespread respiratory disease, skeletal study suggests

Children living in southeastern Iberia nearly 5,000 years ago faced frequent respiratory illnesses, according to a new study of skeletal remains from Camino del Molino, one of Europe’s largest Copper Age burial sites. The site, located in present-day Spain, dates to the 3rd millennium BCE and contains the remains of more than 1,300 people. Communities […]

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