More than 30 people ‘butchered and cannibalised’ in ‘exceptionally violent’ Bronze age massacre - Victims from the Bronze Age were bludgeoned to death, with their bodies dismembered and ...

Cannibalised remains from doomed 1845 British Arctic expedition finally identified - Identification was made possible thanks to DNA sample from living descendant of Captain James Fitzjames ...

Cannibalism may have been a routine burial practice in Europe about 15,000 years ago, a new study suggests. Researchers at the Natural History Museum (NHM) in the UK analysed remains uncovered ...

They believe that at least 37 people died, including men, women and children. Teenagers and older children made up about half of the victims. Villages in early Bronze Age Britain were made up of ...

Meet the man who was CANNIBALISED on board the doomed 1845 Franklin Expedition: DNA samples confirm skeletal remains belong to British first officer James Fitzjames ...

MYSTERY surrounding human remains from the disastrous Franklin expedition in 1845 has been solved, with researchers revealing an unlucky lad was cannibalised. Scientists also identified the sailor,… ...

More than 30 people ‘butchered and cannibalised’ in ‘exceptionally violent’ Bronze age massacre. Victims from the Bronze Age were bludgeoned to death, with their bodies dismembered and ...

Europeans cannibalised on their dead loved ones 15,000 years ago, archaeologists say ‘Cannibalism was practiced on multiple occasions across northwest Europe over short period of time’ ...

Bronze Age massacre victims likely cannibalised (Cambridge University Press/Antiquity Publications Ltd) Archaeologists have uncovered evidence of a 4,000-year-old massacre in Somerset, ...