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Many Faces of Cannibalism Evident in Neolithic Iberia
4+ day, 16+ hour ago (186+ words) Palmira Saladié, Francesc Marginedas and Ana Solari examine the historic collections at the University of Granada. (IPHES-CERCA) Cut marks evident on a long human bone from one of the sites. (Antonio Rodríguez-Hidalgo/IAM-CSIC) The Carigüela Cave offers a more intricate…...
The Wooden Structure Built 476,000 Years Ago Before Our Species Existed
5+ day, 14+ hour ago (284+ words) Ancient Origins The Wooden Structure Built 476,000 Years Ago Before Our Species Existed Someone engineered a wooden structure 476,000 years ago. Yes you read it correctly… That sentence should not fit the history most of us were taught. The oldest widely accepted…...
Irish Cave Art May Push Human Story Back 15,000 Years
5+ day, 14+ hour ago (230+ words) The project was run by rock art expert George Nash together with Genevieve von Petzinger and Barbara Oosterwijk, and the precise locations of the caves are kept secret to secure them against any possible vandalism. Cathole Cave on the Gower…...
Tools Offer Fresh Insights into Neanderthal Life 40,000 Years Ago
1+ week, 3+ day ago (534+ words) Ancient Origins Tools Offer Fresh Insights into Neanderthal Life 40,000 Years Ago Discoveries of new stone tools in a cave in Zaragoza, Spain, are helping archaeologists to reconstruct the daily lives of some of the last Neanderthals that lived in Aragón…...
Neanderthal Pelvises Rewrite the Story of Human Childbirth
2+ week, 11+ hour ago (169+ words) The study focused on two unusually complete Neanderthal pelvises. The Dederiyeh infant, though only a toddler, already displayed characteristic adult Neanderthal traits, including flaring hip blades and a pelvis that was short from front to back relative to its width....
Stone Links Henry VIII???s Lost Sandown Castle to Dover Castle
2+ week, 5+ day ago (443+ words) Researchers have confirmed that stone from Henry VIII's Sandown Castle, which had been lost from history, was used in the Victorian extension constructed at Dover Castle. Dr. Christopher Moore has developed an argument for the reuse of masonry from the…...
Neanderthals Reached Arabian Deserts 55,000 Years Ago
2+ week, 6+ day ago (280+ words) Representation of a Neanderthal with a tool. (Martyman/CC BY-SA 3.0) The new modelling offers a way to resolve long-standing questions about technological diversity in Arabian Middle Palaeolithic assemblages. Population history, rather than purely environmental factors, appears to explain much of…...
9,000-Year-Old Incised Arrowheads Deepen a Neolithic Mystery
3+ week, 18+ hour ago (285+ words) Arrowhead #8 with incisions composed of two repeated V-shaped lines on the mesial section of the ventral face. (Vinet and Guilbeau, PLOS One, CC BY 4.0) Drawings of the 12 incised arrowheads from Tepecik-Çiftlik, with the added lines marked in red. (Vinet and…...
1,500-Year-Old Roman Tax Scandal Exposed in Stone
3+ week, 1+ day ago (350+ words) New inscription fragments from western Turkey reconstruct a 15-year Roman tax scandal ending in an imperial threat of death. The Stratonikeia pieces belong to a legal decision issued in AD 480, showing how local collectors manipulated receipts, concealed revenue and defied…...
Hope is High for Finding Charles I Treasure Wreck Located in Scotland
3+ week, 2+ day ago (370+ words) The cargo reportedly included royal jewelry, textiles, coins, and precious-metal plate valued at about £100,000 at the time. Later accounts linked it to a gold and silver dinner service associated with Henry VIII. No complete inventory has ever been established. Ian…...