Yeah, bit of trivia, but the Jewish prohibition against mixing dairy and meat comes from this practice.
The Torah specifically provides that a calf not be “boiled in its mother’s milk” because (IMHO) of the Cannanite practices. (Think about that next time you eat veal in cream sauce; I’m barely kosher, but that makes my skin crawl.)
It expanded to all meat and milk to avoid doing this by accident, but also because doing so, just in general, showed a disregard between life and death -— life giving milk being used as agent of death.
It’s a bit of a peak into the foulness that was the Cannanite culture.
People wondering why the early Hebrews were such hardcases forget what they were fighting.
The babies of the Cannanites did not deserve death.