26,000 years ago...steak dinners?

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Bones offer clues to early man's diet

MARI N. JENSEN

Citizen Staff Writer

June 14, 2001

" You are what you eat, " was true even in Paleolithic times.

By testing the bones of ancient humans, a research team that includes a

University of Arizona archaeologist has found that fish dinners became

commonplace in central Europe as early as 26,000 years ago.

Before that time, people got their animal protein from big game such

as deer,

European bison and wild cattle.

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And I wonder how raw or cooked they ate them....