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- Ancient Records Shed Light on Italian Earthquakes (Aquila Area)
- Giant Moa Had Climate Change Figured out
Posted August 2, 2012:
- Multiple Husbands Serve as Child Support and Life Insurance in Some Cultures
- Early Relationships, Not Brainpower, Key to Adult Happiness
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- Hoard of Crusader Gold Found in Ruins
- Genomic Study of Africa's Hunter-Gatherers Elucidates Human Variation and Ancient Interbreeding
Posted July 25, 2012:
- Ancient Incan Mummy Had Lung Infection, According to Novel Proteomics Analysis
- Citizen Researchers Help Unlock European Genetic Heritage
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Posted July 18, 2012:
- Unique Neandertal Arm Morphology Due to Scraping, Not Spearing
- El Zotz Masks Yield Insights Into Maya Beliefs
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Posted July 12, 2012:
- Early Human Ancestor, Australopithecus Sediba, Fossils Discovered in Rock
- As Old as Clovis Sites, but Not Clovis: Paisley Caves, Oregon Yields Western Stemmed Points, More Human DNA
Posted July 11, 2012:
- Native American Populations Descend from Three Key Migrations, Scientists Say
- Giving Ancient Life Another Chance to Evolve: Scientists Place 500-Million-Year-Old Gene in Modern Organism
Posted July 6, 2012:
Posted July 3, 2012:
- Searching for an Ancient Syphilis DNA in Newborns
- Moving 4,000 Tons Using Only the Strength of Humans and Animals: Historians Accompany the Castle Construction in Friesach
- Malaysian: Worldview of the Batek Tribe
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Posted June 21, 2012:
- New Deglaciation Data Opens Door for Earlier First Americans Migration
- Genomics and African Queens: Diversity Within Ethiopian Genomes Reveals Imprints of Historical Events
Posted June 20, 2012:
- Chemical Analysis of Pottery Reveals First Dairying in Saharan Africa Nearly 7,000 Years Ago
- Why the Vibrant City of Palmyra Was Located in the Middle of What Is Now the Syrian Desert
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Posted June 14, 2012:
- Uranium-Series Dating Reveals Iberian Paintings Are Europe's Oldest Cave Art
- Still Capable of Adapting: Genetic Diversity of 'Living Fossil' Coelacanths
Posted June 13, 2012:
- Where Humans Split from Sharks: Common Ancestor Comes Into Focus
- Inner Ear May Hold Key to Ancient Primate Behavior
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Posted June 4, 2012:
- How Religion Promotes Confidence About Paternity
- How Infectious Disease May Have Shaped Human Origins
- Ancient Jugs Hold the Secret to Practical Mathematics in Biblical Times
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Posted May 30, 2012:
- Female Choice Key to Evolutionary Shift to Modern Family
- First Prehistoric Twins Discovered in Iberian Peninsula
- Anthropologists Find American Heads Are Getting Larger
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Posted May 24, 2012:
- Categories for Kinship Vary Between Languages
- Oldest Art Even Older: New Dates from Geißenklösterle Cave Show Early Arrival of Modern Humans, Art and Music
Posted May 22, 2012:
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