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#ancienttechnology #ancientstructure #mammoth A 25,000-year-old Ice Age structure made from the bones of 60 woolly mammoths has been unearthed in Russia. This is not the first “mammoth house“ found in Russia, but it is the oldest and largest. Since 2014, a team of scientists has been excavating the 40-foot-wide circular bones at a Paleolithic site about 300 miles south of Moscow. The structure includes several walls, fire pits, and areas for butchering. As early as the 1960s and 70s, researchers found a similar smaller structure at the site and named it Kostenki 11. The site is located around 310 miles south of Moscow and is now home to a museum. In 2014, they found evidence of this structure at the site and began excavation in 2015, which took three years. These mammoth bone structures, dating to the Ice Age, have been found across Eastern Europe. But until now, the oldest ones found were dated to 22,000 years ago. Based on previous discoveries, researchers believe they were constructed by Paleolithic peop