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What Genomes Reveal About Ancient Life in the Himalayas
Deep Roots in Thin Air
18 hrs ago
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12:37
The Dogs That Pulled History: A Genetic Chronicle of Greenland's Sled Dogs
How 1,000 Years of Arctic Sled Dogs Reveal the Secrets of Human Migration, Survival, and Coexistence
18 hrs ago
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13:26
Red Stones and Green Routes: How Stone Age Foragers Navigated Beauty, Utility, and Distance in Eswatini
When Color Mattered More Than Convenience in the Ancient Past
19 hrs ago
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11:38
The Lion in the Cave
Neanderthals, carnivore bones, and a new chapter in Paleolithic toolmaking
Jul 10
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12:09
A Face from 27,000 Years Ago
Newly discovered Gravettian figurine challenges assumptions about Upper Paleolithic art and identity
Jul 10
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10:07
Bones, Bugs, and Bronze Age Baggage: Tracing 37,000 Years of Ancient Disease
A sweeping genomic study maps Eurasia’s oldest pathogens, showing how farming, herding, and migration seeded the infectious world we live in today
Jul 10
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17:37
The DNA Clock Versus the Red Sands: Rethinking the Peopling of Sahul
Genetic timelines challenge the 65,000-year-old human arrival in Australia, but archaeology isn't folding
Jul 9
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14:45
When Neanderthal Skulls Haunt the Modern Brain
A subtle cranial trait from our archaic cousins may be pressing into the cerebellum of some modern humans, and evolutionary medicine is taking notice
Jul 9
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17:42
A Genetic Tradeoff: How an Evolutionary Mutation in Human Fas Ligand Might Explain Cancer Vulnerability
Why chimpanzees dodge solid tumors better than we do, and what that reveals about our immune past
Jul 9
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12:34
The Child at the Threshold
A 140,000-year-old skeleton from Skhul Cave may be the oldest human-Neanderthal hybrid ever found
Jul 8
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17:39
The Deep Past in the Present: Neanderthal Genetic Echoes in Autism
Ancient Genomes, Modern Minds
Jul 8
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10:45
Rethinking Ritual: The Shifting Landscapes of Sacred Space in East Polynesia
From Upright Stones to Monumental Platforms, a New Story of Pacific Interactions Emerges
Jul 7
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