Any new species should be named Hunteris Bidensis.
Posted on 05/21/2022 6:48:20 AM PDT by SunkenCiv
Durrington Walls was a Neolithic settlement situated just 2.8km from Stonehenge, and dating from around 2500 BC, when much of the famous stone monument was constructed. It is believed that the site housed the people who built Stonehenge.
A team of archaeologists led by the University of Cambridge investigated nineteen pieces of ancient faeces, or ‘coprolite’, found at Durrington Walls and preserved for over 4,500 years. Five of the coprolites (26%) – one human and four dog – were found to contain the eggs of parasitic worms.
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Any new species should be named Hunteris Bidensis.
Explaining that job at career day at school must be awkward.
Not if ya tell the kids that all the parasites are trans.
I sniff out old poop and then pick it apart ,LOL
yeah, but show and tell day for your kids is always great fun!
That’s nothing, modern day fecal based parasites are thriving in a small square of land near the Potomac.
An archaeologist at BU whom I’d met on a couple of occasions was a specialist in analyzing old feces and liked to comment, “It may be shit to you but it’s my bread and butter.”
"The new, conclusive evidence comes from preserved pieces of human excrement that were found at the site. The pieces contain human proteins that could be there only if the subjects had eaten human flesh. Researchers believe that if cannibalism has been definitively proven at this one Southwestern site, it is overwhelmingly likely that cannibalism was common enough to have taken place at the other sites where butchered bones have been found."
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