Discovery of Mammoth Remains in Austria
A man renovating his wine cellar in Austria discovered mammoth remains from the prehistoric era, which have been called 'sensational' by experts. The bones are estimated to be between 30,000 and 40,000 years old and will be further researched at the Vienna Museum of Natural History.
Key Points
- Bones estimated to be 30,000 to 40,000 years old
- Discovery made during wine cellar renovation in Gobelsburg, Austria
- Bones will be sent to Vienna Museum of Natural History for restoration and research
Pros
- Rare and significant archaeological find
- Opportunity for further research on prehistoric era and human-mammoth interactions
Cons
- Loss of historical record due to lack of documentation in previous excavations