A skeleton found in Vietnam contains a bone that was likely pierced by a projectile. It may be the earliest sign of interpersonal conflict in mainland Southeast Asia, research suggests.

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Since few well-preserved human skeletal remains from this period have been uncovered in Southeast Asia, this near-complete find with its DNA preserved was already significant.

A human skeleton excavated in Vietnam in 2017 that belonged to a man killed by a projectile 12,000 years ago is believed to be the first known evidence of conflict from that era, scientists say.