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isotope analysis

An artist’s depiction of Clovis life 13,000 years ago shows the Anzick-1 infant with his mother eating mammoth meat by a hearth, while another person crafts tools like dart points and atlatls. Nearby, a mammoth butchery area is visible. The scene, inspired by the La Prele mammoth site in Wyoming, is set in the Montana landscape where the Anzick burial was found.

Ancient Americans Relied Heavily on Mammoth Hunting, Isotope Study Shows

A bustling London street scene in the late medieval or Tudor period (around 14th-16th century).In the foreground, depict a group of three magnificent horses, clearly taller and more robust than the surrounding ones.

Medieval Supercars: Elite Horses Imported to London from Across Europe, Study Reveals

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