And they were able to meticulously collect the dying moments of their victims.Scientists have solved the grisly death of prehistoric humans. After systematically studying several of his severe injuries, They said sharks were to blame. and they recreated the attack thoroughly.
He probably lost his right leg and left hand in the SLOT XO attack. and his wounds could be fatal. Because there are at least 790 teeth that reach the bone,” Oxford-led researchers said in a study published Wednesday. Journal of Archaeological Science: Report. But it is likely that at least his larger arteries were severed early in the attack. This would result in rapid death from hypovolemic shock.
The research team called the man the oldest shark attack victim in the world. The raid predates the 5th century BC Greek writings and illustrations of shark attacks in the 8th century BC, as well as known archaeological cases.
Radiocarbon dating puts the man between 1370 and 1010 BCE during the Jomon era, fishermen and fishermen gathering in prehistoric Japan, when shark hunting was likely to have taken place. up He is expected to stand more than 5 feet (1.5 meters).