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Scientists Find World’s Oldest Known Identical Twins In A 31,000-Year-Old Grave – International Business Times, Singapore Edition
The grave belongs to the Upper Paleolithic period—which lasted from 40,000 to 10,000 years ago—and housed a pair of identical twins in them
The existence of human twins in the past is not unheard of. However, finding relatively well-preserved skeletons of a pair of infant twins from thousands of years ago is nothing short of fascinating. An international team of scientists has discovered a burial site from 31,000 years ago, and in it, the world’s oldest known buried remains of identical twins.
According to the team of multi-disciplinary researchers, the grave belongs to the Upper Paleolithic periodwhich lasted from 40,000 to 10,000…
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