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#A 12,000-year-old skeleton from Vietnam shows a rib fractured by a quartz-tipped projectile, offering rare early evidence of interpersonal violence and #Infection in ancient #SoutheastAsia. @RSocPublishing https://t.co/1bmKeZLEQH https://t.co/Igw2jWY2yw
New paper:12,000-year-old male ancients from Thung Binh 1 Cave, northern Vietnam, with maternal haplogroup M59, more closely related to early hunter-gatherers in South and Southeast Asia, no genetic influence from East Asian farming populations, （1/2）https://t.co/abnRdb1DIF https://t.co/T52AKdKGCh
This man was shot in the rib by a small quartz tip in what is now Vietnam. He survived, but probably later died of infection. His skeleton dates to 12.5-12 kya, so while this violence was happening, Pleistocene megafauna were on their way out elsewhere.
TBH1: 12 000-year-old human skeleton and projectile point shed light on demographics and mortality in Terminal Pleistocene Southeast Asia https://t.co/rRwglHbxw1
New paper alert! Learn about our discovery of a ~12,000-year-old skeleton and associated projectile point from northern Vietnam! https://t.co/X80I5DYn5j
Also some microlith points were found in Uzbekistan dating back to ~80 ka. The authors argue they are unlikely to have fit on anything other than arrow shafts. The identity of the point makers is unknown, with archaic Homo sapiens or even Neaderthal(!) being on the table.
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The paper in "Proceedings of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences" the above is based upon, & mentions: “TBH1: 12 000-year-old human skeleton and projectile point shed light on demographics and mortality in Terminal Pleistocene Southeast Asia” 2/2 https://t.co/A656Vr5hy3
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Also some microlith points were found in Uzbekistan dating back to ~80 ka. The authors argue they are unlikely to have fit on anything other than arrow shafts. The identity of the point makers is unknown, with archaic Homo sapiens or even Neaderthal(!) being on the table.
This man was shot in the rib by a small quartz tip in what is now Vietnam. He survived, but probably later died of infection. His skeleton dates to 12.5-12 kya, so while this violence was happening, Pleistocene megafauna were on their way out elsewhere.
RT @physorg_com: #A 12,000-year-old skeleton from Vietnam shows a rib fractured by a quartz-tipped projectile, offering rare early evidence…
【1万2千年前の衝突、最古の暴力痕跡か】ベトナムで発見された1万2千年前の男性人骨から、最新技術でDNA解析。当時の東南アジアの人々の移動や、矢じりによる傷が死因となった可能性を示唆する。Proc Biol Sci誌 https://t.co/APGvH4TftI
RT @physorg_com: #A 12,000-year-old skeleton from Vietnam shows a rib fractured by a quartz-tipped projectile, offering rare early evidence…
RT @physorg_com: #A 12,000-year-old skeleton from Vietnam shows a rib fractured by a quartz-tipped projectile, offering rare early evidence…
RT @benjaminutting: New paper alert! Learn about our discovery of a ~12,000-year-old skeleton and associated projectile point from northern…
RT @physorg_com: #A 12,000-year-old skeleton from Vietnam shows a rib fractured by a quartz-tipped projectile, offering rare early evidence…
RT @physorg_com: #A 12,000-year-old skeleton from Vietnam shows a rib fractured by a quartz-tipped projectile, offering rare early evidence…
RT @physorg_com: #A 12,000-year-old skeleton from Vietnam shows a rib fractured by a quartz-tipped projectile, offering rare early evidence…
RT @physorg_com: #A 12,000-year-old skeleton from Vietnam shows a rib fractured by a quartz-tipped projectile, offering rare early evidence…
RT @ChrisStringer65: TBH1: 12 000-year-old human skeleton and projectile point shed light on demographics and mortality in Terminal Pleisto…
RT @physorg_com: #A 12,000-year-old skeleton from Vietnam shows a rib fractured by a quartz-tipped projectile, offering rare early evidence…
RT @physorg_com: #A 12,000-year-old skeleton from Vietnam shows a rib fractured by a quartz-tipped projectile, offering rare early evidence…
RT @physorg_com: #A 12,000-year-old skeleton from Vietnam shows a rib fractured by a quartz-tipped projectile, offering rare early evidence…
#A 12,000-year-old skeleton from Vietnam shows a rib fractured by a quartz-tipped projectile, offering rare early evidence of interpersonal violence and #Infection in ancient #SoutheastAsia. @RSocPublishing https://t.co/1bmKeZLEQH https://t.co/Igw2jWY2yw
RT @liluoiiluoli: New paper:12,000-year-old male ancients from Thung Binh 1 Cave, northern Vietnam, with maternal haplogroup M59, more clos…
RT @liluoiiluoli: New paper:12,000-year-old male ancients from Thung Binh 1 Cave, northern Vietnam, with maternal haplogroup M59, more clos…
New paper:12,000-year-old male ancients from Thung Binh 1 Cave, northern Vietnam, with maternal haplogroup M59, more closely related to early hunter-gatherers in South and Southeast Asia, no genetic influence from East Asian farming populations, （1/2）https://t.co/abnRdb1DIF https://t.co/T52AKdKGCh
TBH1: 12 000-year-old human skeleton and projectile point shed light on demographics and mortality in Terminal Pleistocene Southeast Asia https://t.co/rRwglHbxw1
New paper alert! Learn about our discovery of a ~12,000-year-old skeleton and associated projectile point from northern Vietnam! https://t.co/X80I5DYn5j