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Bone needles of Magdalenian age

Bone needles dating back to about 15, 000 years ago. The Magdalenian tools discovered in France are believed to have belonged to early Homo sapiens who hunted reindeer during the last ice age

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10706998
Media ID
47579420
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1415px x 2840px (1.8MB)
Credit
Mary Evans / Natural History Museum
Source
Photograph from the Natural History Museum Collection

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Anthropological Anthropology Artefact Artifact Magdalenian Needle Palaeolithic Paleolithic


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