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A 39,600 Year Old Bone Fragment Indicates Humans Were Making Leather Clothes
A study of an ancient bone with evenly spaced notches suggests that it was used by early humans to make holes in leather clothing.
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New research sheds light on the diversity of Neanderthal hunting practices
Neanderthal hunting strategies may have been more complex than we previously realized
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Hunter-gatherer genes helped early European farmers fight disease, a new study has revealed
A new study found that early European farmers were able to survive disease more easily thanks to genes they inherited from hunter-gatherers
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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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A detailed look at the genetic makeup of ethnic groups within African countries reveals a complex pattern of genetic variation and a long…
The genetic variation of 1333 people from over 150 ethnic groups in Cameroon, the Republic of the Congo, Ghana, Nigeria, and Sudan were studied with…
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125,000 years ago, Neanderthals were hunting straight-tusked elephants
A new analysis these elephant remains found in ancient lake deposits in Germany shows that hunting these enormous animals was part of the Neanderthals…
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A New Study Demonstrates Swahili and Persians Were Pairing Up 1,000 Years Ago
While the study confirms that there was significant intermarriage between the two groups, it also found evidence that suggests the relationship was more…
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New research challenges the long-held belief that horses were introduced to the American West by Europeans
Native Americans may have spread the animals across the region, long before Europeans arrived.
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Ancient humans were eating giant land snails as far back as 170,000 years ago
While these mollusks may be considered slimy and unsightly today, they were once a valuable source of food for our early ancestors
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Evidence of drug use during Bronze Age ritual ceremonies has been discovered in Europe for the first time
Analysis of human hair has revealed the earliest direct evidence of people taking hallucinogenic drugs in Europe about 3,000 years ago...
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Footprints found in New Mexico suggest that humans may have arrived in the Americas earlier than previously thought.
If confirmed, these footprints could rewrite the timeline of the peopling of the Americas.
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