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early humans
2.9-million-year-old butchery site is the oldest evidence of human ancestors consuming very large animals
History
February 10, 2023
Nearly 600 obsidian handaxes from 1.2 million years ago found in Ethiopia show early humans were smarter than we think
History
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History
June 9, 2022
Ancient hominin walked like a human but climbed like an ape
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Dog days in prehistoric Europe
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History
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Early humans in the Kalahari were innovative
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Archaeology
October 31, 2020
Children’s graves reveal genetic diversity
Civilisations
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Likely human homeland identified
Civilisations
October 28, 2019
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Archaeology
August 8, 2019
Two millennia pile-on at burial mound
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