Abstract
One rich locality in Spain has yielded not only a new species, Homo antecessor, but also a cache of younger bones--the remains of at least 32 young adults of H. heidelbergensis. Their bodies were apparently cast into a pit some 300,000 years ago, but researchers are still puzzling over what--or who--killed them.
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