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Hominids hunting mammoths. Artwork showing a group of hominids with spears hunting mammoths during the Pleistocene, an epoch that lasted from around 2.5 million to 11,000 years ago. The mammoth was a large mammal that ranged across North America, Europe and Asia. Closely related to the elephant, its tusks could exceed 3 metres in length. It is depicted in cave drawings being hunted by early humans.

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