Molodova I
Open-air site above the Dniester where Neanderthals ringed a living area with mammoth bones and tusks around fifteen hearths, the oldest known bone-built shelter.
Dated events and their evidence
- 44,000 BCE mainstream
Neanderthals arrange mammoth bones into a ring about 7 by 10 metres; hearth charcoal dated older than 44,000 years source
Where
48.5592° N, 27.0681° E
Sources
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