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"The discovery, published in Nature Communications, reveals that ancient humans in Western Europe, around 20,000 to 14,000 years ago, used whale bones to make tools and hunting equipment. The researchers found that the humans collected whale bones from the Atlantic coast and used them to make spearheads, handles, and other hunting equipment. The discovery is significant because it shows that ancient humans were able to adapt to their environment and use available resources to make tools and equipment."
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