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Boomerang is Europe 's first example of this complex tool and possibly the oldest boomerang in the world.
It was found in Obazowa Cave in southern Poland 40 years ago along with human bones, pendants made from fox fangs, and stone blade tools, all covered with red ocher.
A new study shows curved throwing tools were invented in Europe far earlier than expected.
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