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Scientists Uncover 7,000-Year-Old Skeletons in the Sahara with DNA That Doesn’t Match Any Modern Populations
7,000-year-old DNA from Sahara skeletons reveals a mysterious lineage with no connection to any modern populations.
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Turkey: archaeologists uncover ancient Jesus fresco in tomb
Archaeologists in Turkey uncovered one of the most important finds from Anatolia’s early Christian era: a fresco of a ...
The study bolsters one hypothesis of when people arrived at the landmass that became Australia and other islands, and ...
Nowadays archaeologists guess that ancient humans first entered the Americas as long as 24,000 years ago, perhaps via a sea ...
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DNA reveals cats in ancient China were a different species altogether
When archaeologists unearthed small cat bones in China dating back some 5,400 years, they figured cats had been hanging out ...
Michigan’s top cultural hotspots bring history, art, and unique local experiences together for unforgettable visits.
Pope Leo XIV on Dec. 11 emphasized the academic, cultural, and ecclesial value of archaeology and called for the promotion of “cultural diplomacy.” ...
While any dog has the potential to be vicious, the most dangerous dog breeds are more prone to violent outbursts. That’s not ...
The sessions and workshops centered on integrating AI and digital technologies into business management and career ...
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The theme's core concept of " Qi Ji," which translates to " steed," is an elegant ancient term in Chinese culture referring to a legendary " thousand-li steed" or a swift, fine horse.
New fossils link a strange 3.4-million-year-old foot to Australopithecus deyiremeda, a species that mixed climbing skills with its own style of bipedal walking. The evidence shows that multiple early ...
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