How part of a human SKULL wound up alone in an Italian cave: 5,400-year-old cranium of a young woman underwent an elaborate funeral ritual before it was washed away from its burial place and trapped in a forming cavern


The mysterious, isolated cranium of a 5,400-year-old young woman ended up in an Italian cave after it was washed from its burial place following an elaborate ritual.

This is the conclusion of archaeological 'detectives' who investigated how the jawless-skull ended up alone in the Marcel Loubens cave in Bologna, Italy.

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