alanw
Well-known member
New research reveals human skulls dug up in Craven are 6,000 years old
NEW research has revealed human skulls in the collection of Craven Museum in Skipton are not from the early Bronze age as first thought, but are in…
NEW research has revealed human skulls in the collection of Craven Museum in Skipton are not from the early Bronze age as first thought, but are in fact much older.
Experts now say the three skulls which were found in Elbolton Cave, near Grassington, in the late 1880s, are from the early Neolithic period, which ran from around 4300 BC to 2000 BC, making them an astonishing 6,000 years old.
