Sinister Bronze Age Cannibalism Unearthed: Researchers Shocked by Massacre and Dismemberment Findings in Somerset Pit

Somerset, England – A recent study has unearthed chilling evidence of brutal violence and possible cannibalism during the Bronze Age, challenging long-held views of a relatively peaceful prehistoric period in Britain. Researchers examining ancient human remains discovered in a Somerset pit suggest that the bones tell a gruesome story of massacre and survival tactics involving human flesh. For decades, the skeletal remains of approximately 37 individuals, found in the 1970s at Charterhouse Warren near Cheddar …

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Archeological Study Unveils Bronze Age Cannibalism and Extreme Violence in Early England

Charterhouse Warren, England – New findings from a dig site in southwest England suggest that a violent episode around 4,000 years ago during the Early Bronze Age may have led to mass cannibalism. Researchers at University of Oxford uncovered over 3,000 human bones in a 50-foot pit approximately 20 miles south of Bristol, revealing gruesome evidence of systematic violence and possible ritualistic eating of the victims. The bones unearthed, which bore an excessive number of …

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Andes Plane Crash Survivors Recount the Harrowing Tale of Cannibalism

MONTEVIDEO, Uruguay (AP) — In 1972, the world witnessed a real-life disaster movie as survivors of the ill-fated Uruguayan Air Force Flight 571 battled the odds, resorting to cannibalism in a desperate bid to stay alive following a catastrophic plane crash in the Andes mountains. Of the 45 passengers and crew on board, only 16 survived the 72-day ordeal, which saw them face starvation and harsh landscapes. The harrowing tale has been retold through books, …

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