ReferIndia News Three 15,800-year-old dog skeletons deliberately placed above a human grave in central Turkey, confirmed via ancient DNA as the world's oldest known domestic dogs

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Three 15,800-year-old dog skeletons deliberately placed above a human grave in central Turkey, confirmed via ancient DNA as the world's oldest known domestic dogs

Published on: June 10, 2026, 6:27 p.m. | Source: Times of India

Science News: A groundbreaking discovery in Turkey reveals three 15,800-year-old dog skeletons buried near a human grave, providing the oldest genetic evidence of domestic dogs and reshaping our understanding of early human-canine relationships.

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