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Archaeology

Nearly 600 obsidian handaxes from 1.2 million years ago found in Ethiopia show early humans were smarter than we think

History February 2, 2023
Dozens of animal skulls found in Neanderthal cave, suggesting they had symbolic use

History January 30, 2023
Scientists put a 2,000-year-old mummy through a CAT scan and that’s a little too much detail!

History January 25, 2023
Why does Roman concrete last so much longer than ours?

Technology January 11, 2023
Viking-era populations weren’t so Viking after all

History January 9, 2023
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Space January 9, 2023
Podcast

What happened to our closest human cousins, the Neanderthals?

Podcast January 6, 2023
Cosmos’ 5 fun faeces features of 2022

Nature December 29, 2022
Ancient Denisovan DNA found to have shaped the immune system of modern Papuans

People December 9, 2022
What if these ancient plaques aren’t religious icons, but toys made by children?

History December 4, 2022
You may have missed… Roman coins authenticated; using sugar to print microchips; Aussie summer injuries; and the glow between galaxies

Technology November 28, 2022
Spider monkey sacrificed 1,700 years ago in Mexico earliest sign of primate captivity and Mayan gift diplomacy

History November 23, 2022

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