The oldest remains in Poland are over 100 thousand years old. These are palm bones belonging to a Neanderthal child who have been digested by a large bird. The remains were found in the Dark Cave (Miłopolskie province). Continue reading
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04 October 2018
PAP: The oldest human remains in Poland have been discovered; they are over 100,000 years old
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