6,000-year-old infant from ancient Mesopotamia shows one of the world's oldest signs of child abuse
A 6,000-year-old Syrian infant’s broken ribs may rewrite history’s earliest records of child abuse.
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A 6,000-year-old Syrian infant’s broken ribs may rewrite history’s earliest records of child abuse.
New fossil evidence suggests early Homo sapiens outside Africa may have experienced violent conflict 100,000 years ago