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🇫🇷🇫🇷🇫🇷🇫🇷 Téviec Island Burial • Who: Two young women (ages 25-35), among others. • Where: Téviec Island, Brittany, France. • When: Mesolithic period, roughly 6740-5680 years ago. • Burial: Under antlers, with shell jewelry. • Site: 10 graves, 23 people (adults & children). • Violence: Some graves show violence signs; two women had fatal head injuries, possibly an arrow wound. • Burial Method: Bodies in pit, covered with debris, protected by antler "roof". • Grave Goods: Flint, boar bones, shell jewelry (necklaces, bracelets, anklets). • Where to see: Now displayed at the Muséum de Toulouse. • Importance: Key Mesolithic site, showing burial practices and violence. русский @illyrianometer