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Neanderthal Ingenuity: The Tar-Burning Hearth at Vanguard Cave
How Neanderthals Mastered Fire to Innovate and Thrive in the Paleolithic Era
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Kambiz Kamrani
The Role of Silk in Ancient Rituals: New Insights from Bronze Age China
Silk’s Sacred Threads in Early Civilizations
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Kambiz Kamrani
How Expanded Opportunities Drove Europe's First Mega-Settlements
Exploring Human Development Through Ancient Lenses
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Kambiz Kamrani
Genes, Rhythm, and Language: The Shared Foundations of Human Communication
Discovering the Genetic Link Between Music and Language
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Kambiz Kamrani
Hunter-Gatherer Societies Offer Insights Into Gender Equality
A New Perspective on Gender Roles and Cooperation
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Kambiz Kamrani
Plants and People of Borneo: A Cultural and Ecological Connection
New research highlights the indispensable role of plants in the lives of Borneo's indigenous communities.
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Kambiz Kamrani

November 2024

Unveiling Homo juluensis: A New Chapter in Human Evolution
Researchers propose a new ancient human species that may bridge gaps in Asia's evolutionary history.
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Kambiz Kamrani
Ancient Tree Resin Reveals Earliest Human Presence in the Pacific
Evidence from Mololo Cave sheds light on human migration through Wallacea and adaptation to challenging environments over 50,000 years ago.
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Kambiz Kamrani
Ancient Craftsmanship: How Early North Americans Used Bone Needles to Survive Cold Climates
New findings reveal that Early North Americans crafted needles from fur-bearer bones to make tailored garments, enabling their survival in northern…
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Kambiz Kamrani
Unearthing Equality: How Early Farmers in Central Europe Lived Without Hierarchy
New genetic insights reveal a surprisingly egalitarian society among the Linear Pottery Culture, tracing the lives and movements of Europe’s first…
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Kambiz Kamrani
Ancient Crossroads of Caucasian Societies: The Genetic and Cultural Evolution of Farmers and Hunter-Gatherers
Uncovering 6,000 years of genetic and cultural evolution in the Caucasus, where the paths of ancient farmers and hunter-gatherers diverged yet…
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Kambiz Kamrani
Gradual Growth: The Evolution of Human Brain Size
How Human Brains Expanded Through Steady Adaptations Over Time
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Kambiz Kamrani
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