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8,200 years have passed since a perfectly preserved human footprint was crushed into some ancient mud on Formby Beach.
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The Neanderthal DNA sequenced by a Swedish researcher received recognition for his efforts.
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Contact with European warships led to the introduction of diseases that led to the severe depopulation of Pacific island states.
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The glue may have even marked a turning point in the development of human culture.
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Discovered on May 18 at the Xuetangliangzi excavation site in Shiyan's Yunyang district.
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On islands created by humans, ancient nobility partied.
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These 1,500-year-old pyramids were built by native masons and are still standing strong thanks to the prickly pear cactus' sticky juice.
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Humans must have needed something to migrate from place to place with their young in even in their earliest existence. But there isn't much concrete…
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The Maya were heavy users of mercury and commodities containing mercury based on the discovery of mercury-filled containers and artifacts decorated with…
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This circular structure may have served a small farming population around 7,000 years ago during the late Neolithic, or New Stone Age, although its…
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Trace levels of the drug were found in eight out of the 22 ceramic jars.
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The discovery was made, according to one archaeologist engaged, in a network of underwater caves flooded during the last Ice Age.
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