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New Tests Finally Expose A 60,000 Year Old Secret — HIDDEN Poison Weapon Technology

For decades, archaeologists argued about when humans first turned chemistry into a weapon. Now, new micro-chemical tests have finally exposed a shocking Ice Age reality: 60,000 years ago, hunters in southern Africa may have been using poisoned arrow technology—tiny stone points carrying plant-based toxins designed to weaken prey over time. Not a lucky guess. Not folklore. Physical residues still clinging to the weapon surfaces after tens of thousands of years. In this video, we break down: Where these arrowheads were found (and why the location matters) How researchers tested microscopic residues—and what counts as “direct evidence” Why poison weapons are a game-changer: planning, recipes, delivery systems, and long-distance tracking The deeper implication: Ice Age humans weren’t just surviving… they were engineering outcomes. Because once you can coat a projectile with poison, hunting stops being brute force—and becomes strategy. 📚 SOURCES (start here): Science Advances — “Direct evidence for poison use on microlithic arrowheads in Southern Africa at 60,000 years ago” Science News coverage Scientific American coverage #Archaeology #IceAge #StoneAge #HumanOrigins #AncientTechnology #Prehistory #PoisonArrows #Science #Paleolithic #HiddenHistory