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More African Genomes are Being Sequenced to Increase the Diversity of Genomic Data
About 30 million or so people have had their DNA sequenced in the 20 years after the first human genome was decoded. Yet, only of these genomes are of people of African ancestry.
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Bronze Age Bone Ice Skates Found in China
An ancient interaction between east and west of Eurasia is suggested by the discovery of bone ice skates in a Bronze Age tomb in western China
Mar 17
Gender Bias Represented in Teeth
Indicators of which sex had preferential treatment in terms of health care and food resources at the time are represented in the teeth of the deceased
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In Europe, Steel Was Being Forged & Used 2,900 Years Ago
Steel tools were evidently made and in use in Europe some 2,900 years ago, according to a new study.
Mar 16
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Denisovans Settled The Tibetan Plateau First
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European Prehistory Is Rewritten By Ancient DNA
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The First Traces of Horseback Riders Were "Eastern Cowboys"
Deterioration of human remains reveals they were riding horses as far back as 5000 years ago.
Mar 15
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European Prehistory Is Rewritten By Ancient DNA
Stunning diversity within ice age cultures is revealed by genes.
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Iran May Have Served As A Meeting Ground For Neanderthals, Denisovans, And Modern Humans
Research have charted ancient humans' paths through what is now Iran, concluding that climatic change both aided and impeded their advancement.
Mar 4
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Archery Introduced to Europe by Homo sapiens 54,000 Years Ago
The first modern humans in Europe used bow-and-arrow technology. based upon archaeological discoveries from Mandrin, France
Feb 25
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The Discovery of Mayan "Superhighways"
Early Mayan civilization had "superhighways" which connected city-states and communities to one another
Feb 20
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Neanderthals Were Mixing Tar 200,000 Years Ago
These prehistoric people used tar to produce tools way before modern humans came to Europe
Feb 13
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A Tale of Early Stone Tool Use By Paranthropus
A butchery site in Kenya that dates back 2.9 million years implies that humans may not have been the first to utilize stone tools.
Feb 11
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The Bering Land Bridge Was Accessible Only During Two Short Periods of Time
During these two times, the Bering Strait Land Bridge may have served as the coastal route used by the first people to reach the Americas.
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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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The Discovery of Mayan "Superhighways"
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A Nearly One Million Year Old Fossilized Human from the Hubei Province, Central China
3
Denisovans Settled The Tibetan Plateau First
3
European Prehistory Is Rewritten By Ancient DNA
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