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Lee Berger: We have made another major discovery about early humans

Fossil skeletons found embedded in rock at a site near Johannesburg, South Africa, could shake up humanity's family tree

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Ancient humans planned ahead and stored bones to eat the marrow later

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Ancient humans planned ahead and stored bones to eat the marrow later

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Paintings on the floor of a coffin from around 1800 years ago resemble the paintings found in the Book of Two Ways

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Oldest ever illustrated book is a guide to Ancient Egyptian underworld

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City simulations

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We need to talk about technology that people use to influence others

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Maidanetske. The geomagnetic features.

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Ancient European megastructures may have been community centres

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Prehistoric baby bottles found in Bronze and Iron Age sites in Germany

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Prehistoric baby bottles found in Bronze and Iron Age sites in Germany

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The story of how humans got to the Americas isn’t a simple one

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The story of how humans got to the Americas isn’t a simple one

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Neanderthals spent a surprising amount of time underwater

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Neanderthals spent a surprising amount of time underwater

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bone with scratches

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Oldest Denisovan art discovered on 100,000-year-old bone fragments

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Stonehenge

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Hear what music would have sounded like at Stonehenge 4000 years ago

You can now listen to what music would have sounded like at Stonehenge 4000 years ago, with all of its stones in their original positions

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Modern forensics solves Stone Age murder mystery after 33,000 years

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Ancient DNA reveals that Jews' biblical rivals were from Greece

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Ancient DNA reveals Neanderthal migration and interbreeding

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Ancient Celts were partial to beer, mead and imported Greek wines

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