Why do some parts of bones get worn away? What can cut marks on bones tell us about the society they came from? Join archaeologist Robert Symmons for a romp through what animal bones can and can't tell archaeologists about our ancestors.
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Our fossil insect collection includes Rhyniognatha hirsti, the world's oldest fossil insect, dating back some 400 million years.