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Ancient Wooden Tools and the Plant-Based Lives of Early Hominins in China
At a lakeside in southwest China, 300,000-year-old woodworking tools reveal an unexpected picture of early human subsistence—one grounded not in spears…
11:54
A Hot Meal at the Ice Age Shoreline
Neanderthals and the Prehistoric Art of Bone Fat Rendering
13:25
Mounds Before Kings
How Ancient Burials in the Andes Challenge the Origins of Monumental Architecture
12:00
Buried in Clay, Bound by Genes: A 4,500-Year-Old Egyptian and His Unexpected Legacy
Ancient Genome Reveals Crossroads of North African and Fertile Crescent Heritage in Early Egypt
13:04
Whose Pasts Matter? How U.S. Media Skews Global Archaeology Coverage
A six-year study reveals systemic bias in which archaeological discoveries make the news—and whose histories are left behind.
11:42
The Edge of Necessity: How 430,000-Year-Old Stone Flakes Reveal Human Adaptability in Ancient Greece
Rethinking Early Innovation Through the Lens of Microscopic Stone Tools
14:59
The Ancient Glamour and Grave Truths of Iran's Deep Past
The story of human history is often told through tools, temples, and tombs.
12:48
Shadows Beneath the Waves
A 7,000-Year-Old Reef Reveals What Happens When Sharks Disappear
6:47
Mammoths, Boomerangs, and Ritual Bones
What an Ice Age hunting tool from Poland tells us about survival, ingenuity, and symbolic life at the edges of human endurance
15:34

June 2025

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