Ice Age hunters targeted female woolly mammoths, ancient DNA study finds

For decades, archaeologists have argued over one question. Did huge piles of woolly mammoth bones build up through natural deaths, or did Ice Age people create them through hunting and butchering? A new DNA study points strongly toward human activity. The research, published in Current Biology, examined ancient DNA from 521 woolly mammoths found across

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