Traces of ancient people found in Kabardino-Balkaria



An archaeological team found a Neanderthal bonfire in the Baksan region in the Saraj-Chuko grotto.
This place is very well preserved. An earlier presence of ancient people in Kabardino-Balkaria has not yet been discovered. After conducting a special analysis, the scientists determined the temperature of the fire - about 650 degrees.
According to archaeologists, ancient people made a fire using charcoal. During the excavations, the expedition members also found bones of animals.
Previously, a research team discovered spearheads from the Middle Paleolithic era in the Saraj-Chuko grotto. Archaeologists believe that with the help of their primitive tools, the Neanderthals hunted bison, the Caucasian tur, deer, and wild horse. Then these animals lived in the area of the camp.
The layer of soil, which was analyzed by archaeologists and where spearheads were found, is from 120 to 70 thousand years old.
According to archaeologists, ancient people made a fire using charcoal. During the excavations, the expedition members also found bones of animals.
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The layer of soil, which was analyzed by archaeologists and where spearheads were found, is from 120 to 70 thousand years old.
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