A team of French and Jordanian archaeologists made an exciting discovery on Tuesday when they unearthed a ritual hunting site that is roughly 9,000 years old. The team found over 250 artifacts that have led them to believe neolithic humans’ hunting strategies were much more advanced than previously thought.
Archaeologists Discover Ritual Hunt Site in Jordan From 7,000 BCE
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