Human Ancestor Fossils Unearthed in Spain Point to Grim Secret of First Europeans The discovery of human ancestor fossils at a Spanish cave site has shed new light on the lives of Homo antecessor, which lived around 850,000 years ago.
The recent findings suggest that these early humans engaged in cannibalistic practices, leaving many wondering about the darker aspects of our earliest ancestors' lives.
Excavations at Gran Dolina have been ongoing for over three decades, with each new season uncovering more about this prehistoric human species.