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NewsPicks AI: 100,000-Year-Old Neanderthal Fossils in Poland Reveal Unexpected Genetic Connections
Clues of Family Ties“A particularly fascinating aspect is that two teeth belonging to juvenile individuals and one belonging to an adult share the...
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NewsPicks AI: Ice Age Hunters Used Planted Pikes, Not Throwing Spears, To Bring Down Mammoths
UC Berkeley archaeologists suggest that the findings could help settle the debate over Clovis points and offer new insights into what life was...
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NewsPicks AI: Archaeologists Discover Ancient 3600-Year-Old Royal Purple Dye Workshop on Aegina Island
Ceramics, tools, and snail shells reveal insights into Mycenaean dye production in the 16th century BC.
A study recently published in the open-access journal...
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NewsPicks AI: Scientists Uncover Ancient Origin of Cultural and Linguistic Networks of Central African Hunter-Gatherers
Extensive social networks among different hunter-gatherer groups in the Congo Basin existed long before the advent of agriculture in the region. This continent-wide...
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NewsPicks AI: Water Technology May Have Helped Build Egypt’s Step Pyramid of Djoser
The Pyramid of Djoser might have been built with the help of a hydraulic system that used water to transport stones, indicating advanced...
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NewsPicks AI: How Modern Humans Conquered the Cold
Research on the FTO gene variant rs1421085 T>C suggests it evolved to aid human survival in cold climates by boosting fat thermogenesis, possibly...
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NewsPicks AI: Scientists Unravel Secrets of 8200-Year-Old Neolithic Village That Defied a Climate Crisis
Divers on a research team examine architectural remains at the underwater village of Habonim North, off Israel’s Carmel Coast. Credit: University of California...
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NewsPicks AI: New Research Uncovers Hidden Role of Earthquakes in Pompeii’s Demise
Researchers have provided new insights into the destructive forces of both earthquakes and the volcanic eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79CE, which led...
