Recent archaeological discoveries across Europe have unearthed human remains that suggest a widespread tradition of ritualistic killings during the Stone Age. Researchers have identified signs of human sacrifice in bones found in various locations, including a Neolithic pit and several beaches. These findings indicate that such practices were not isolated incidents but part of a continent-wide tradition. Some of the remains showed evidence of severe trauma, akin to Mafia-style torture, which researchers believe was part of prehistoric ceremonial practices.
'We found set of bones on beach and brought them home - then realised they were human' https://t.co/ZCREnvpSwg https://t.co/Fvpupz8DgA
Bodies found in Neolithic pit were likely victims of ritualistic murder https://t.co/VPDWoSBkZZ
Unearthed skeletons reveal prehistoric Mafia-style torture-killings https://t.co/beh5QaiwOH https://t.co/SAExjvmb4i
Suspected ancient human remains found at beach https://t.co/84zF1daRcQ
Suspected human remains found for fourth time https://t.co/rdTJZqtbUC
Scarred human remains were discovered by archaeologists https://t.co/LeIPgLeimA
LATEST NEWS ‘It’s really a horror.’ Bones from across Europe suggest Stone Age ritual killings. Researchers see signs of a continentwide tradition of human sacrifice https://t.co/Ql3BVIIs5V