An Analysis Of Prehistoric Bones Unearthed In Hungary In 1932 Revealed That Neanderthals Living In Central Europe Suffered From Tuberculosis Over 35,000 Years Ago
Around 35,000 years ago, Neanderthals living in Central Europe suffered from tuberculosis. The new finding has left scientists wondering whether the disease played a part in the extinction of the species. It was also the
Oona Lee University Of Szeged University Of Birmingham Central Europe Late Paleolithic Subalyuk Neanderthals
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