All articles tagged with #sperm whale tooth
Archaeologists in Spain discovered a rare sperm whale tooth from the 3rd millennium BCE at Valencina, shedding light on prehistoric Iberian rituals and their connection to marine life, highlighting its cultural significance and possible role in ancient ceremonies.
A rare sperm whale tooth found at a Copper Age site in Spain reveals early Iberian communities' interactions with the sea, highlighting their use of marine resources for symbolic and practical purposes, and providing new insights into prehistoric human-sea relationships.
A rare sperm whale tooth dating back to 5,300-4,150 years ago was discovered at a Copper Age site in Spain, providing new insights into ancient human interactions with marine life and sea-based activities, with evidence suggesting it was worked on by humans for ornaments or symbolic purposes.