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The Ice Age Bear Hunt With No Survivors
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Around 13,700 years ago, a young hunter entered Bichon Cave in the Swiss Jura and wounded a brown bear with a flint projectile (a javelin or arrowhead). The injured animal appears to have killed the hunter as it died from its wounds leaving both skeletons to be discovered "partially tangled up" together thousands of years later. Ancient DNA revealed that Bichon Man carried Y-chromosome haplogroup I2a, making him one of the earliest known individuals assigned to this paternal lineage.
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