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Oldest Evidence of Mourning Rituals Shows Paleolithic Grief

via Phys.org·Jun 29

The oldest known evidence of mourning rituals suggests Paleolithic communities grieved their dead in ways strikingly similar to how people do today, researchers say. The findings push back the timeline for symbolic human behavior and shared emotional life.

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