Doral View of the Goyet Cave Dog (a) and wolf skulls (b & c)
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[...] ago, I wrote about the discovery of a canine skull in the Goyet Cave in Belgium. This skull had the distinctive features of a dog skull, but when it was dated, it was found to be 31,700 years old. The next oldest accepted dog remains [...]
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November 6, 2009 at 6:08 pm
[...] ago, I wrote about the discovery of a canine skull in the Goyet Cave in Belgium. This skull had the distinctive features of a dog skull, but when it was dated, it was found to be 31,700 years old. The next oldest accepted dog remains [...]