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    Archaeologists Find Deformed Dog Buried Near Ancient Child In The Philippines

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    Archaeologists Find Deformed Dog Buried Near Ancient Child In The Philippines

    via Forbes, 26 Feb 2018:

    An ancient dog skeleton reveals humans’ attachment to canine companions extends to the past.

    Source: Archaeologists Find Deformed Dog Buried Near Ancient Child In The Philippines

    See also:

    • A Howl from the Grave: Osteological Analysis of 12th to 15th-Century Dogs from Santa Ana, Manila, Philippines (International Journal of Osteology, DOI: 10.1002/oa.2644)
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