Britain's oldest "buffet" may have been discovered, as scientists pinpoint the location of a potential mammoth hunt carried out by "obsolete" local Neanderthals.The mammoth cemetery unearthed in Wiltshire is 215,000 years old, when the four-metre-tall beast perished during the British Isles at the top of the Ice Age.

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Experts say the discovery of a stone ax near a slashed mammoth bone may indicate its location. "Large buffets" and the equipment used to carve feasts suggest that Britain's Neanderthals had outdated tools compared to their continental cousins.

Research on the site is presented in a new BBC documentary with Sir David Attenborough and Prof. Ben Garrod of the University of East Anglia.Prof. Garrod said “This is gold powder. It's possible that Neanderthals were camping there. Perhaps they could have killed these animals. Chase them into the mud and enjoy a huge buffet.

Maybe they've found them there already and get some free food.Extensive research in the program reveals that 215,000 years ago this site was part of the slow-moving prehistoric Thames. It was treacherous enough to trap a steppe mammoth. which may be caught into the river