This Was Not Conclusive
Of course, the presence of the tools can’t be taken as proof that mankind used the natural trap to hunt the huge creatures. After all, it is totally possible that they killed the creatures once they had already gotten stuck. They could have also made the tools using bones from animals killed in a different place.
This Was Not Conclusive
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Looking For Human Interference
Experts want to run tests on these skeletons to check for human interference. The only thing we can do is wonder about the relationship between the early humans and mammoths of Lake Xaltocan until then. With that said, these bones have served as invaluable findings for people that study the ancient animals.
Looking For Human Interference
