Prehistoric parents fed their infants nonhuman milk from animal-shaped baby bottles, according to a recent study.

broken clay vessels and flint objects. The ditches were subsequently closed. Evidence from the site indicates that Neolithic people deposited the stones en masse over a short period—possibly in ...

4,900 years ago, a Neolithic people on the Danish island Bornholm ... remains of ritual feasts in the form of animal bones, broken clay vessels, and flint objects around 2,900 BC.

a soil mixture of sand and clay. Loam floors date back much further in some parts of the world but would be a cutting-edge technology to these Neolithic Danes. Globally, loam only went out of ...

The husking trays are made of coarse clay. They have low walls and a long ... trays we identified leads us to consider that this late Neolithic culinary tradition developed over approximately ...

The PWC was a neolithic culture that had migrated from ... and goods can be seen in the lithic tools, animals, and some clay sourced from Sweden, Denmark, and Finland. To reach these different ...

Unique artifacts were found at an ancient settlement in a Serbia river valley. figure by M. Börner & F. Ostmann via Horejs, et al (2025) Antiquity More than 7,000 years ago, the Vardar-Morava ...

We do not have written sources from the Neolithic. But climate scientists ... of ritual feasts in the form of animal bones, broken clay vessels, and flint objects around 2,900 BC.