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Identifying Lapita Culture In Papua New Guinea
Ancient Lapita pottery on Booker Island in Papua New Guinea demonstrates the impact of this culture on the peopling of the Pacific
Kambiz Kamrani
Apr 24
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Magdalenian Art Animated By Firelight
VR simulations showed firelight would make images on engraved stones move and flicker.
Kambiz Kamrani
Apr 23
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The Effect of Climate on the Evolution of Homo
Applying the “longest climate simulation model” to detail how ancient climate impacted the evolution of early humans
Kambiz Kamrani
Apr 14
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Several Expansion Events From A Out of Africa Hub Peopled Europe, Asia And The World
A population hub explains diverging East Asian lineages in Europe 45,000 years ago
Kambiz Kamrani
Apr 13
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The Archaeological Record of Iberian Neanderthal Extinction
Châtelperronian Neanderthals replaced Mousterian Neanderthals on the Iberian Pennisula between 45,500 to 43,000 years ago
Kambiz Kamrani
Apr 8
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The Earliest Evidence of Ear Surgery
A 5,300 year old skull from the Dolmen of El Pendón site in Spain shows the earliest evidence of ear surgery to date
Kambiz Kamrani
Mar 3
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A Unified Genealogy of 3,609 Humans
Watch now (1 min) | The largest genomic analysis of both modern and ancient humans has been pieced together
Kambiz Kamrani
Feb 25
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Oldest Human DNA from Africa Illuminates Complex Migrations
Ancient DNA f from East Africa reveals migrations from Central Africa 50,000 years ago
Kambiz Kamrani
Feb 24
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Earliest Modern Humans In Europe
A child's tooth found in Grotte Mandrin, Rhône Valley in southern France, is 54,000 years old and pushes our understanding of early modern humans and…
Kambiz Kamrani
Feb 11
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An Early Pleistocene Hominin in Israel
At 1.5 million years old, the vertebra and associated stone tools suggests multiple out of Africa migrations
Kambiz Kamrani
Feb 2
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The Largest Late Middle Pleistocene Brain
Xujiayao hominid has the biggest known brain of the time
Kambiz Kamrani
Jan 17
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The Kunga Is The Oldest Hybrid Bred By Humans
4,500 years ago, a mysterious hybrid equine was likely for used for warfare
Kambiz Kamrani
Jan 15
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