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Three views of a wolf bone excavated at Vestonice

Three views of a wolf bone excavated at Vestonice


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Three views of a wolf bone excavated at Vestonice

Proof that the mammoth-hunters of 30, 000 years ago knew how to count: three views of a wolf bone (the radius) marked with numerical notches, on a system indicated by figures added on the right-hand photograph

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This fascinating print captures three different views of a wolf bone excavated at Vestonice, providing proof that the mammoth-hunters from 30,000 years ago possessed advanced counting skills. The bone, identified as the radius, is marked with numerical notches in a systematic manner, as indicated by figures added on the right-hand photograph. The discovery of this intricate counting system sheds light on the intelligence and sophistication of our ancient ancestors. It showcases their ability to keep track of numbers and quantities, crucial for successful hunting and survival in a harsh prehistoric environment. Dr. Absolon's excavation at Vestonice has unearthed valuable insights into the history and practices of early humans. The meticulous markings on this wolf bone reveal a level of mathematical understanding that challenges conventional beliefs about primitive societies. As we marvel at these ancient bones and their numerical notations, we are reminded of the ingenuity and resourcefulness that have always defined humanity's quest for knowledge and progress. This remarkable find serves as a testament to the enduring curiosity and innovation that drive archaeological research forward, uncovering new layers of our shared past with each carefully excavated artifact.

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