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Extinct Human Cousins May Have Also Used Tools

Other hominins may have also been processing otherwise inedible foods with this technology, added Thomas Plummer of Queens College

Unique Golden Glass Image Unearthed in Rome

The piece was originally at the bottom of a cup

Genome Study Reveals Family Ties in Bronze Age Greece

The practice may have kept land in the family

Bronze Age Fortress Identified in Ireland

The fortress would have been large enough to shelter hundreds of people at a time

How the size of Europe’s Dogs changed in history

Some 8,000 years ago, Neolithic farmers from Anatolia and the Middle East brought dogs weighing about 33 pounds with them to central and southeastern Europe

Two 3,000-year-old “Giants” Discovered in Sardinia

The 3,000-year-old pieces include the torsos of two boxers

Temple Dedicated to Zeus Discovered in Egypt

Marble blocks at the site may have served as steps leading to the mudbrick temple

Secrets of the ‘child mummies’ in Sicily to be revealed

Scientists hope to understand the secrets hidden in the small relics found in the catacombs of the Capuchin monastic order in Palermo by using X-rays

Study Investigates Possible Neolithic Indoor Air Pollution

The researchers burned different types of fuel in a replica house built at the site in the 1990s

Magnificent 2,000-year-old Roman basilica revealed in Ashkelon

The central hall was surrounded with rows of marble columns and capitals

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