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78,000-year cave record from East Africa shows early cultural innovations
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Ancient Pict’s face reconstructed
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Archaeologists uncover the skeleton of a medieval Christian pilgrim with leprosy
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Chiapa de Corzo: Rise of a Zoque Capital in the Heart of Mesoamerica
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Copper axe owned by Neolithic hunter Ötzi the Iceman came all the way from Tuscany
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Critically endangered South American forests were man made
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Diet of the ancient people of Rapa Nui shows adaptation and resilience, not ‘ecocide’
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Easter Island not victim of ‘ecocide,’ analysis of remains shows
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Fish accounted for surprisingly large part of the Stone Age diet
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Genetic prehistory of Iberia differs from central and northern Europe
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Holy Pleistocene, answer’s in bat cave
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Hot Carbon: Carbon-14 and a Revolution in Science (John F. Marra, Columbia University Press, 2019)
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Maya Dogs Were Traded Across Far-flung Territory, Study Shows
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Ötzi’s Ancient Axe Is from Tuscany, Giving Firm Evidence of Neolithic Travel and Trade
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Radiocarbon helps date ancient objects — but it’s not perfect
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Revealed: Genetic Secrets of High-Ranked Warriors at a Medieval German Burial Site
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Ruminations on food supply at the Roman fortress of Caerleon
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Second Century Roman Watermill Not What Researchers Have Thought
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Stone tools to skeletons: how to uncover an ancient object’s age
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Straddling the Evolutionary Divide
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