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Paleolithic Woman’s Skull from 31,000 Years Ago Thought to be Male Until Recently
Researchers discovered a bone fragment concealed within a hole in the ground in Mlade, a town in the present-day Czech Republic, in 1881. Investigators identified the cranium to around 31,000 years previously and categorized the subject as male.
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