Oldest evidence of human cremation discovered: Burned 100,000-year-old Homo sapiens bones found in Ethiopia’s Afar Rift

In a remote stretch of Ethiopia’s Afar Rift, something quietly unsettling has begun to emerge from the ground. Fragments of ...
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Burnt bones in Ethiopia are the earliest evidence of human cremation yet found – at 100,000 years old

Researchers have discovered the earliest known evidence of human cremation, dating back 100,000 years. The new discoveries ...
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100,000-Year-Old Bones in Ethiopia May Point to the Earliest Human Cremation

A set of burned human bones unearthed in Ethiopia’s Afar Rift may hold the oldest known evidence of cremation, pushing a ...
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Evidence Found in Ethiopia That Homo sapiens Cremated Their Dead 100,000 Years Ago, 60,000 Before the Oldest Known Record

An international research team, which includes Ferhat Kaya, a researcher at the Academy of Finland at the University of Oulu, ...

The first signs of human cremation may date back 100,000 years

The latest discoveries by an international research team, which includes Academy Research Fellow Ferhat Kaya from the ...
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100,000-Year-Old Burned Bones Could Rewrite Human Burial History

Scientists studying ancient human remains in Ethiopia may have uncovered the earliest known evidence of human cremation, ...