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The Change in Pre-Historic Eating Habits
Before the Copper Age, and again before the first farmers arrived in Italy 33,000 years ago, archaeologists discovered two significant changes in the oral bacteria...
Nov 23
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Languages & Genes Aren't Often Found Together
Similar to biology, linguistic diversity is passed on from one generation to the next. But has language evolved concurrently with genes as Charles Darwin first postulated?
Nov 22
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70,000 Years Ago, Neanderthals Prepared Elaborate Meals
Analysis of some of the earliest charred food remnants has shown that Neanderthal cooks were surprisingly skilled, combining a variety of foods and employing diverse techniques to prepare meals
Nov 23
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The Ancient Mayan Gift of a Spider Monkey
According to a new study, two important per-Hispanic American rulers strengthened their links by cruelly sacrificing a female spider monkey that had been given as a prized gift and sacrificed earlier
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Humans Arrived in North America 37,000 Years Ago
Ancestors of Native Americans Came From Southern China
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A Nearly One Million Year Old Fossilized Human from the Hubei Province, Central China
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Denisovans Settled The Tibetan Plateau First
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Kalahari Desert Was Home to Ancient Humans More Than 20,000 Years Ago
Linguistic Research Implies Austronesian Expanse Originated with Eastern Taiwanese People
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The Oldest Sentence Written In World's First Alphabet
The oldest instance of a sentence written using the alphabet is on an inscription on an ancient ivory comb.
Nov 17
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Hominin Footprints Discovered at Matalascañas in 2020 are 200,000 years older Than Originally Thought
Contrary to what was previously believed, footprints show that there were people in Southern Spain throughout the Middle Pleistocene.
Nov 17
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Cat Domestication in Central Europe
A prehistoric feline migration into Europe may have occurred, according to a recent international effort looking into the origins and history of the…
Nov 16
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The Earliest Evidence of Cooking Food
Leading Israeli universities collaborate internationally to unearth the earliest proof of the controlled use of fire to cook meals.
Nov 15
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Neolithic European Farmers Use of Milk 7,400 Years Ago
Researchers have found dairy fat residue on the walls of pottery vessels made in Linearbandkeramik communities of Central Europe.
Nov 7
Ancient South Americans Have Neanderthal & Denisovan DNA
Some of the oldest humans on the continent's genetic origins are being revealed by two archaeological sites in Brazil.
Nov 4
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Many Ancient Artists of Prehistoric Paintings Were Kids
The painted hand-prints are thought to have coded signals, according to researchers.
Nov 1
Two Separate Paleolithic Populations Are Revealed By The UK's Oldest Human DNA
DNA dating back 13,500 years in the UK reveals two distinct paleolithic populations.
Oct 25
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Humans Arrived in North America 37,000 Years Ago
Ancestors of Native Americans Came From Southern China
1
A Nearly One Million Year Old Fossilized Human from the Hubei Province, Central China
2
Denisovans Settled The Tibetan Plateau First
2
Kalahari Desert Was Home to Ancient Humans More Than 20,000 Years Ago
Linguistic Research Implies Austronesian Expanse Originated with Eastern Taiwanese People
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