Archaeologist Karen Wicks is pictured with the pigs that found stone tools belonging to hunter-gatherers who lived 12,000 years ago on the Isle of Islay, Scotland. [Steven Mithen and Karen Wicks, University of Reading]
Archaeologist Karen Wicks is pictured with the pigs that found stone tools belonging to hunter-gatherers who lived 12,000 years ago on the Isle of Islay, Scotland. [Steven Mithen and Karen Wicks, University of Reading]
I say we reward those pigs for their discovery by turning them into delicious, crispy bacon! :)
Good pig.
Well then, don’t eat him all at once.
Isle of Islay? Then they must have been muslims...............
Man, I hate headlines like this. Civilization used to mean something, now every culture is one.
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