New Evidence Suggests Masai Practice of Bleeding Cows May Go Back 7,000 Years
Excavations in Sudan have uncovered 7,000-year-old bone tools that offer rare evidence suggesting the modern Masai practice of bleeding cows dates back to ancient times.
Piotr Osypi Naukaw Polsce Ethnology Of The Polish Academy Sciences Institute Of Archaeology Letti Basin Middle Nile Valley
Source: ancient-origins.net