# https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kMjP5b9tVPI
@ by @ThePrehistoryGuys

2024-12-17

The first segment should be titled "Archaeologists again invent fantastic stories about Prehistory with no real evidence".  They might also have conjectured that the people involved were the ancestors of two certain families in Verona...
Given that bones of 37 victims were recovered, the attackers must have been at least as many; possibly 50 or more.  If they were hungry, they may not have been satisfied with a few animals that they or their victims had hunted.
Also, the animal bones may be irrelevant, because the shaft may have been used as refuse dump by the victims for some time before the attack.

You may want to check the Wikipedia article on Minatogawa Man, and the papers linked therein.