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Wild hyenas in Tanzania found to disturb prehistoric campsite remains, study shows
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A recent expedition to Tanzania by the SCAVENGERS project team has revealed that wild hyenas can significantly alter the archaeological record of early ...

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4,500-year-old dog tooth–adorned bags unearthed in Germany reveal burial practices of Neolithic elites
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Archaeological excavations near the German village of Krauschwitz in the state of Saxony-Anhalt have uncovered a remarkable glimpse into ancient life: ...

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11,000-year-old feast in Iran’s Zagros Mountains reveals long-distance animal transport and early Neolithic social rituals
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Archaeologists have uncovered new evidence that ancient human communities in western Iran, over 11,000 years ago, were engaging in grand feasting rituals ...

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Donkey sacrifice from 4,500 years ago in ancient Gath reveals early Canaan–Egypt trade
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Archaeologists have unearthed a discovery in central Israel that sheds light on ancient Canaan and Egypt’s cultural and economic relations from about 4,500 ...

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Rare sperm whale tooth unearthed at Valencina Copper Age megasite reveals ancient Iberian coastal connections
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An exceptional archaeological discovery at the Copper Age mega-site of Valencina in south-west Spain provides fresh insight into prehistoric Iberian ...

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Ancient sloth bone from Uruguay shows signs of possible human-inflicted trauma 33,000 years ago
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Researchers have discovered evidence of human interaction with megafauna considerably earlier than the widely accepted arrival of humans in South America. A ...

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Fried thrushes were ancient Roman street food in Mallorca, not just an elite delicacy
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A recent archaeological discovery in the ancient Roman city of Pollentia on the Spanish island of Mallorca is rewriting the history of Roman culinary ...

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Viking-era boat burial unearthed in Norway reveals 1,100-year-old remains of woman and her dog
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Archaeologists from the Arctic University Museum of Norway have uncovered a rare Viking-age boat burial on Senja Island, along Norway’s northern coast. The ...

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Oldest whale bone tools discovered in Europe reveal Stone Age humans used marine resources 20,000 years ago
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A recent study has revealed that humans living on the Atlantic coast of modern-day France and Spain were crafting tools from whale bones as far back as ...

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Prehistoric animal remains in Iran’s Wezmeh Cave reveal ancient Zagros ecosystems
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In a breakthrough discovery revealing ancient biodiversity and the first human-animal interaction, archaeologists found a collection of Late Pleistocene and ...

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