Winemaker Andreas Pernestorfer was in the process of renovating his wine cellar when he stumbled upon bones buried beneath the earth. Recalling his grandfather's tales of mammoth bones, Pernestorfer ...
Woolly mammoths survived on Wrangel Island for 6,000 years after their mainland cousins had perished. A new genomic study has ...
In the remote northern region of Siberia, a “mammoth graveyard” thought to be evidence of a die-off may have actually been a ...
An Austrian winemaker found unusually large bones while renovating his wine cellar. Turns out, they were the remains… A ...
The CT scans also revealed that several of the mammoths’ ribs and vertebrae had punctures, invisible to the naked eye due to ...
Researchers have excavated over 300 bones from at least three mammoths in an Austrian wine cellar, potentially suggesting they were butchered by humans. A winemaker in Austria has discovered ...
In the remote northern region of Siberia, a “mammoth graveyard” thought to be evidence of a die-off may have actually been a dumping ground for an ancient people. Roman Purtov via Unsplash In ...