Niandarthles operated ‘Fat Factory’ 125,000 years ago, discovered the study

Nyanderthrals remain 125,000 years ago Now in modern times Germany, the process of producing a organized food has been removed and eaten from the bone of animals that scientists have described as ‘Fat Factory’.

While excavating the previous Lake Landscape space called the Newmarke-Nord, archaeologists discovered thousands of bones from at least 172 large mammals with flint artifacts. According to a study published on July 2, the bones, which lived in the inland period, were of animals such as red color and horse. The progress of science??

There were many bones with low bone marrow on archeological sites, but researchers saw that many bones in the marrow are in clusters-where they are called ‘fat factory’.

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Researchers believe that our extinct ancestors used tools to break the bones into small pieces and then boiled for hours. Greece, which then floats on the surface of the water, can be skimmed on the top and eaten – Providing a calorie-tattoo Food source for ancient people.

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Prior to this, the evidence of this study was only 2,000,3 years ago, according to the research.

File Photo: A red deer stag is depicted here. Bones, which were living in the bones, which were living in the N -Nandarundals, were from animals such as red deer and horses. (Gateie image)

The first author of the study Dr. Lutz Kindler said, “Niandaharlathicals were clearly managing resources with accuracy-planning of Sikhri, performing autopsy, and providing fat in a function-specific area.” “They understand both the nutritional value of the fat and how to efficiently access it – most likely the Greece rendering site includes cashing parts for later transport and use of the landscape.

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Fat was a “life-styled” source for Niandarland, especially in winter and spring asons when carbohydrates are low. Their Includes diet The research states that consuming many proteins without large animal protein and other nutrients can cause a deadly state called protein poisoning.

File Photo: The tools used in archeological excavation are seen here. (Gateie image)

The data manager and computer scientist Dr. Fulco Sherjon said, “The average size and extraordinary saving of the Newmark -Nord Site complex gives a unique opportunity to study the environment of animals, animals and plants.” This is surprisingly rare for this old site – and it opens new possibilities for future research. “

In recent years, scientists have also realized that the neoandalthles have been diving for seashells that they can chip in a thin and sharp cutting edges with a stone hammer. Similarly, according to another study, Niandahardhals may have buried with their flowers with flowers.

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Researchers Lootz Kindler and Will Robrox did not immediately respond to the request made for the comment of Fox News Digital.