Ice Age Cuisine: Mammoths on the Menu

The first humans in North America during the Ice Age prioritized mammoths in their diet. New evidence shows a woman from 12,800 years ago consumed mammoths, as revealed by chemical analysis of her nursing child's bones. This discovery sheds light on ancient dietary practices.

Recent analysis by scientists has unveiled that mammoths were a primary part of the diet for North American humans during the last Ice Age. This discovery was made possible through the chemical examination of bones found in southern Montana.

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(With inputs from agencies.)