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Ancient Cannibals Didn't Eat Just for the Calories, Study Suggests
New York Times Here's some food for thought. How many calories would you get from consuming one whole human body? More than 125,000, according to a new study on human cannibalism that will either make you queasy or have you reaching for some fava beans and a ... Why Ancient Humans Didn't Eat Each Other For the Calories How many calories is that human? A nutritional guide for prehistoric cannibals Stone Age cannibals: Hunting each other not worth the hassle |
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