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Archaeological excavations at mammoth hunters' site in Buzhanka
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Excavations at the Paleolithic site Buzhanka-2 in the Mezyn National Nature Park continue, where archaeologists are studying remains of people who lived around 18,000-17,000 years ago. Numerous remains, including mammoth bones, have been discovered, indicating that people wintered at this location.
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- Excavations are ongoing in Mezyn National Nature Park
- The Buzhanka-2 site has been studied for over 20 years
- People lived at this site 18,000-17,000 years ago
- Remains of mammoths, including baby mammoths, were found
- The research is conducted by archaeologists and historians
Buzhanka · Mezyn National Nature Park · Korop Community · Yevhen Osadchyi
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