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Unraveling Ancient Climates: How Changing Weather Shaped Human Societies
Research Indicates that Climate Change Had Significant Effects on Human Communities During the Neolithic and Bronze Age Periods
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Denisovans' Genetic Legacy Might Have Influenced Our Mental Health
A specific genetic variant related to zinc regulation, possibly providing an evolutionary advantage for our ancestors adapting to cold environments may…
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Ancient Encounters: Unraveling a Mysterious Human Lineage Through Neanderthal Genomes
Varied African genetic profiles unveil ancient natural selection acting upon interbreeding between early modern humans and Neanderthals.
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Humans Arrived in North America 37,000 Years Ago
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Ancestors of Native Americans Came From Southern China
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New research challenges the long-held belief that horses were introduced to the American West by Europeans
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The Discovery of Mayan "Superhighways"
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Footprints found in New Mexico suggest that humans may have arrived in the Americas earlier than previously thought.
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Archaeologists have unearthed ancient sandals buried in a bat cave dating back 6000 years
Additionally, basketry from the same site predates the sandals, reaching back 9,500 years to the Mesolithic period."
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A Glimpse into Ancient Ingenuity: Half-Million-Year-Old Wooden Structure Unearthed in Zambia
Ancient wooden logs along a river's banks in Zambia has fundamentally altered our perceptions of ancient human existence.
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Genetic Predisposition: Neanderthal Genes Linked to Severe COVID-19
A new study contributes to the mounting evidence linking an individual's Neanderthal genetic makeup to the severity of COVID-19
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Unearthing Economic Inequality: Aztec Rulers' Exploitative Legacy in Pre-Columbian Mexico
Economic dynamics in pre-Columbian Mexico reveal that the Aztec leaders were relentless in their exploitation of resources and wealth.
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Prehistoric Hominin Remains Sent to the Edge of Space: A Controversial Debate
Researchers are labeling the Virgin Galactic mission that transported the remains of Australopithecus sediba and Homo naledi to the edge of space as a…
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Study Reveals Deliberate Crafting of Stone Spheres by Early Human Ancestors 1.4 Million Years Ago
These Stone Spheres Were Meticulously Shaped by Early Hominins in Their Quest for Symmetry, Suggests New Research.
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What Sets Humans Apart: The Unique Ability to Remember Order
The capacity for order that sets humans apart from other animals.
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