Recent archaeological findings reveal a violent massacre from around 4,000 years ago in Somerset, England, where at least 37 individuals were butchered, likely as part of a ritualistic cannibalism. Experts suggest the brutality was driven by revenge and may have involved an entire community, as indicated by the systematic dismembering of the victims’ bones. This discovery challenges the prevailing notion of the early Bronze Age as a peaceful era, hinting at deeper conflicts within prehistoric societies.

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