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Archaeology

Obese yet malnourished toddler mummy sheds light on life in 17th century aristocratic Austria

History October 27, 2022
You might have missed… citizen science maps of plants, the Black Death, shark scratching posts, and savoury snacks

Nature October 24, 2022
Neanderthal tooth enamel indicates that they might have been carnivores

History October 18, 2022
Nobel prize: What’s so special about the DNA of extinct hominids?

History October 4, 2022
Ancient Mayan cities are heavily contaminated with mercury

History September 25, 2022
Nefertiti – have the Egyptians answered the 3300-year-old mystery?

History September 23, 2022
Nefertiti – have the Egyptians answered the 3300-year-old mystery?

History September 23, 2022
Rock art - a deep look into Marra Wonga and its Seven Sisters story

People September 23, 2022
This scientific project transformed a North American indigenous community to become caretakers of their own history

People September 9, 2022
Measuring the impact of emissions on the Murujuga rock art

History September 9, 2022
31,000-year-old skeleton found in famous Borneo rock art caves shows earliest evidence of amputation surgery

History September 9, 2022
Viking poo helps uncover 55,000-year-old relationship with an intestinal parasite

History September 6, 2022

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