Mammoth Hunters: A New Makeover?
Research at Central and Eastern European sites is suggesting a radically different paradigm in Paleolithic mammoth hunting and economy.
Rhode Island's resident Egyptian mummy is restored to his coffin home . . .
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Ground-edged stone tools in Neolithic North China
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7 Ancient Games That Created Modern Teams
Learn how ancient games built the structural foundation of modern teams.
6 Lessons Ancient Kids Taught Us
Learn how ancient kids shaped history. Discover six lessons from the past. Explore miniature tools. See clay practice marks. Uncover shared spaces. Read now.
7 Impossible Feats Required To Move Ancient Temples
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Through burial practice, the living create, affirm, and transform social relationships with those who have passed.
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New dates for Viking trade
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Volcanic eruptions contributed to collapse of China dynasties
Eruptions create sulfuric acid clouds in the upper atmosphere and can cool the climate.
A Child of darkness
The first partial skull of a child of Homo naledi begins to give us insight into all stages of life of this remarkable species.
More than ceremonial, ancient Chaco Canyon was home, new study says
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