Modern-day cows are essentially a domesticated form of wild aurochs, meaning their DNA still clearly survives in some cattle ...

Study of the bones of these cattle from ancient times shows the ages at which the animals were killed. Surprisingly, many of them were old, at least too old if they were being kept only for food.

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Scientists are close to bringing back a huge ancient cattle species called an auroch. Aurochs roamed Europe for thousands of years until the last of their kind died in the Jaktorow Forest in ...

Until four hundred years ago, a wild, long-horned ancestor of cattle roamed across much of Europe. The last of these stately creatures - known as aurochs - went extinct in the 1600s. But what if ...

The paper, by M.P. Verdugo at Trinity College Dublin in Dublin, UK, and colleagues was titled, 'Ancient cattle genomics, origins and rapid turnover in the Fertile Crescent.' ...

A necklace from this era hasn’t been found in the region for a long time, archaeologist Magdalena Kozicka said in the release. Other finds like axes and clasps have been found more recently, but they ...