Ancient Magdalenians practiced cannibalism, consuming enemies and possibly loved ones, revealing prehistoric violence.

These particular corpses had been “intensively manipulated” to extract all tissues and make use of “their caloric ...

Ancient humans living in Europe may have scooped out the brains of their dead enemies and eaten them, a new study suggests.

Evidence of Cannibalism Found in Ancient Europe; Experts Reveal There Was 'Nutritional Exploitation of the Bodies' Recently ...

A team of archaeologists, paleontologists, and historians from several institutions in Spain, Germany, and Poland, has found ...

Scientists unearthed evidence of cannibalistic rituals among ancient European hunter-gatherers in Poland, dating back 18,000 ...

Archaeological evidence shows the Magdalenian people from 18,000 years ago likely were engaged in cannibalism. As part of the ...

A new study has uncovered chilling evidence that nearly 18,000 years ago, European warriors ate the brains of their enemies.

A SUDDEN population increase in Europe some 20,000 years ago forced our ancient human ancestors to battle it out over ...

In Autun, France, archaeologists discovered a 1,600-year-old fabric woven with gold threads in an ancient burial site. The ...

But a new study has revealed that ancient warriors did just that ... said the skeletal remains provide clear evidence of cannibalism. 'The location and frequency of the cut marks and the ...

Research reveals that cannibalism in ancient Europe was likely a result of warfare, not survival, 18,000 years ago.