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Rare Neanderthal Wooden Tools Discovered Locked in Stone in Spain
Archaeologists in Spain have uncovered rare Neanderthal wooden tools preserved inside stone matrices, offering an exceptional window into ancient human craftsmanship.
Underwater Archaeologists Recover Rare Signet Ring Depicting Alexandria Lighthouse
Researchers exploring the sunken ruins of the island of Antirhodos have recovered a unique bronze signet ring engraved with an image of the ancient Lighthouse of Alexandria.
Viking Age Scraps of History Reveal Grisly Domestic Bone Rituals
A recent archaeological study reveals that Iron and Viking Age Scandinavians kept human victim remains, including a child's skull hidden beneath floorboards, right inside their homes.
Genomic Review Places First Humans in the Americas During the Last Ice Age
A comprehensive review of ancient American genomes points to human arrival no earlier than 21,000 years ago, though researchers note ongoing debates in the field.
Rare Wooden Artifacts Reveal the Hidden Side of Neanderthal Tech
A comprehensive analysis of nearly 600 wooden remains and imprints from a site in Spain reveals that woodworking was an integral part of Neanderthal life.
