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9,000-Year-Old Bones Reveal Moose and Salmon at a Swedish Stone Age Site
A fragment of moose vertebra, a beaver claw and tiny pieces of burned bone are helping archaeologists reconstruct life at a Stone Age settlement in central Sweden. Among the animals identified so far at Laforsen, moose and salmon appear most frequently. The excavators have also identified beaver, pike and eel, along with a possible marten.…