Domesticated dingo buried with care a thousand years ago in Australia

Archaeologists discovered in Australia the burial site of a captive-bred dingo dating back approximately one thousand years, revealing signs of special affection from its owners.

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The care taken in burial and funerary evidence suggest this domesticated animal held a significant place in community life.

This discovery sheds light on domestication practices and human-animal relationships in pre-colonial Australian societies.

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