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News October 8, 2025
AI Analyzes Carnivore Tooth Marks on Human Ancestor Fossils
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News October 8, 2025
Modifications Identified on Neolithic Human Bones from China
Sawada et al. 2025, Scientific Reports -
News October 8, 2025
Investigating the History of Egypt’s Karnak Temple
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News October 7, 2025
Historic Artifacts Recovered from Vulture Nests in Spain
Sergio Couto and Lucía Agudo Pérez
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News October 8, 2025
Byzantine Bishop’s Bathhouse Revealed in Ancient Olympos
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News October 7, 2025
Why Were These Massive Urartian-Era Walls Built?
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News October 7, 2025
Primate Teeth Study Raises Questions About Hominins' Use of “Toothpicks”
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News October 7, 2025
12,000-Year-Old Carving Found in Turkey
Turkish Ministry of Culture and Tourism
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News February 11, 2016
Remains in Roman Necropolis May Represent Migrants
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News February 11, 2016
New Fossils Found in South Africa’s Sterkfontein Caves
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News February 10, 2016
Colchester’s Monumental Roman Arcade Uncovered
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News February 10, 2016
Hoard of Medieval Coins Discovered in Denmark
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News February 10, 2016
Tests Reveal Sources of Rome’s White Marble
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News February 10, 2016
Greece’s Ancient Silver-Mining Infrastructure Studied
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News February 9, 2016
Unknown Trajan Statue Housed in Bulgaria’s National Museum
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News February 9, 2016
Badger Discovers 4,000-Year-Old Archer’s Burial
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News February 9, 2016
Tree-Ring Data Reveals Little Ice Age 1,500 Years Ago
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News February 8, 2016
Spain and Argentina Return Artifacts to Ecuador
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News February 8, 2016
Archaeologists Say Security a Concern in Egypt’s Giza Plateau
(Przemyslaw “Blueshade” Idzkiewicz, via Wikimedia Commons) -
News February 8, 2016
Scientists Simulate Biting Ability of Australopithecus sediba
(WUSTL GRAPHIC: Image of MH1 by Brett Eloff provided courtesy of Lee Berger and the University of the Witwatersrand)
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