Animals
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Prehistoric Pet Dog Buried 6,000 Years Ago is the Earliest Proof of Domestication
It pushes past estimates back by around 1,000 years. Archaeologists have found 6,000-year-old bones from a pet dog nearby the human remnants of its keeper at a burial site in Saudi Arabia.
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