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'Mind-blowing' ancient bones discovery sparked by family holiday
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Archaeologists have discovered rare prehistoric animal bones and early human evidence in Wogan Cavern, located beneath Pembroke Castle in Wales. The site, which was previously thought to be fully excavated by Victorians, will now undergo a five-year study.
Why it matters
This discovery has the potential to significantly rewrite the history of early human and animal migration in Britain.
Figure caption, The "once in a lifetime" discovery could rewrite history, researchers say
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