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Mysterious Iron Age site may have been a retreat for religious hermits

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Mysterious Iron Age site may have been a retreat for religious hermits

Shards of pottery probably used for transporting food suggest a mountain site in the Czech Republic may have been a nature retreat for Iron Age religious hermits

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Homo erectus used two different kinds of stone tools

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Homo erectus used two different kinds of stone tools

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Ancient humans in the Sahara ate fish before the lakes dried up

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Ancient humans in the Sahara ate fish before the lakes dried up

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fossil footprints

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Neanderthals may have climbed an active volcano soon after it erupted

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Embracing flat Earth science denialism can help us overcome it

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Embracing flat Earth science denialism can help us overcome it

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The big guide to small talk – a scientific masterclass on conversation

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The big guide to small talk – a scientific masterclass on conversation

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Surgical team performing brain surgery.

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Suspended animation for emergency medicine: your questions answered

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Did apes first walk upright on two legs in Europe, not Africa?

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Paul Rudd as Miles Elliot in Living With Yourself

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Netflix’s Living With Yourself shows the dangers of perfectionism

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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

Patterns of markings from skinning preserved bones are the first evidence that humans living 200,000 to 400,000 years ago stored food to eat later

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

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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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This is almost certainly not what Denisovans looked like

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