Turkey. Traces of a dog's paw from four thousand years ago discovered

Archaeologists in Tavsanli Hoyuk, Kutahya province, discovered 4,000-year-old dog paw prints in ancient bricks. The prints were left by a dog walking on wet bricks, which later dried and preserved the marks. The bricks were part of a wall from a structure destroyed by fire during the Bronze Age. This site is significant for revealing both large structures and small traces of daily life from that era, highlighting its historical importance in western Anatolia.