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Nataruk in
Turkana County, Kenya, is the site of an
archaeological investigation which uncovered the
remains of 27 people. It
dates between 9,500 and...
- blunt-force
trauma caused by
clubs in the past,
including at the site of
Nataruk in Turkana, Kenya,
described as the
scene of a
prehistoric conflict between...
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wooden throwing spears dating back more than 300,000 years. At the site of
Nataruk in Turkana, Kenya,
numerous human skeletons dating to 10,000
years ago...
- no
other similar sites from that time
period discovered. At the site of
Nataruk in Turkana, Kenya,
numerous 10,000-year-old
human remains were
found with...
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Aechulean hand axe
culture Kariandusi prehistoric site
Enkapune Ya Muto
Nataruk Neolithic Lothagam North Monumental Cemetery Kalokol Pillar Site Elmenteitan...
- vertebra,
suggest the use of
arrows at 13,500
years ago. At the site of
Nataruk in
Turkana County, Kenya,
obsidian bladelets found embedded in a skull...
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known so far
comes from the Holmegård
swamp in Denmark. At the site of
Nataruk in
Turkana County, Kenya,
obsidian bladelets found embedded in a skull...
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group of hunter-gatherers from
Nataruk, west of Lake
Turkana ... Ten of the
twelve articulated skeletons found at
Nataruk show
evidence of
having died violently...
- for
statistical collection. The
human remains discovered at the site of
Nataruk in Turkana, Kenya, are
claimed to show
major trauma—both
blunt and penetrating—caused...
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early human fighting is one that
happened 9500 to 10,500
years ago in
Nataruk, Kenya. The hunter-gatherers
fight was a
group fight involving both males...
