New research reveals ancient Europeans consumed seaweed and freshwater plants for thousands of years. The study, analyzing dental biomarkers, highlights …
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Ancient Child’s Grave in Jordan Reveals Intricacies of 9,000-Year-Old Neolithic Society Through Ornate Necklace
This article delves into a groundbreaking study on a 9,000-year-old ornate necklace discovered in a child’s grave in Jordan, offering …
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“Revising History: Humans Arrived in America 23,000 Years Ago, Not 14,000”
Revising History: Humans Arrived in America 23,000 Years Ago, Not 14,000 – New research challenges old beliefs.
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Ancient Footprints in New Mexico Shift Timeline for Early Human Presence in North America
The discovery of ancient footprints in White Sands National Park, New Mexico, has led to a significant shift in our …
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Modified and Employed: The Narrative of Ancient Human Bones in Iberian Caverns
by Amir Husseinby Amir HusseinRecent research reveals that ancient caves in the Iberian Peninsula served as burial sites where human remains were purposefully altered …
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Neolithic Bone Modifications Suggest Ritualistic Use of Human Remains
Title: Neolithic Bone Modifications Suggest Ritualistic Use of Human RemainsA recent study published in PLOS ONE unveils intriguing findings about …
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Decoding an Enigma from the Ice Age—New Research Sheds Light on Early Human Movement
Decoding an Enigma from the Ice Age—New Research Sheds Light on Early Human MovementA recent investigation has scrutinized pollen samples …
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Unveiling the Enigma of Dark Earth: Ancient Amazonians Deliberately Cultivated Fertile “Dark Earth”
by Manuel Costaby Manuel CostaRecent study reveals ancient Amazonians intentionally created fertile dark earth, a vital carbon sink.
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Discovery of Oldest Wooden Construction Challenges Traditional Views on Early Human Settlement: 476,000-Year-Old Structure Found in Zambia
Discovery of Oldest Wooden Construction Challenges Traditional Views on Early Human Settlement: 476,000-Year-Old Structure Found in ZambiaPhoto Credit: Professor Geoff …
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Climate Changes as Catalysts for Hominin Interbreeding: A Historic Account
This comprehensive article examines a Science journal study that links historical variations in climate to the interbreeding of early human …