New Evidence Challenges Myth of Hyper-Carnivorous Paleolithic Diet

New archaeological evidence refutes the long-held myth of hyper-carnivorous Paleolithic humans, suggesting that nearly two-thirds of their diet consisted of vegetables and diverse environmental resources.

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Adiós al mito del cavernícola hipercarnívoro: “casi dos tercios de la dieta paleolítica eran vegetales”, afirma Eudald Carbonell

Nuevas evidencias arqueológicas desmontan el mito del humano paleolítico hipercarnívoro y revelan una dieta mucho más diversa, basada principalmente en vegetales y recursos variados del entorno

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New Evidence Challenges Myth of Hyper-Carnivorous Paleolithic Diet

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Adiós al mito del cavernícola hipercarnívoro: “casi dos tercios de la dieta paleolítica eran vegetales”, afirma Eudald Carbonell

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