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Who Invented the Shoe? Scientists Say Footwear May Be More Than 40,000 Years Old

Who Invented the Shoe? Scientists Say Footwear May Be More Than 40,000 Years Old
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Who Invented the Shoe? Scientists Say Footwear May Be More Than 40,000 Years Old

United statesSouth africaSouth tyrolTrentino alto adigeDaniel liebermanIan poelletT salamatik shutterstockWikimedia commonsTyrol museum of archaeologyDepartment of human evolutionary biology at harvardGarden route national parkOldest knownHuman evolutionary biologyBiologist offers insightSouth tyrol museumCopper age

Palloures archaeological excavation, winter symposium

The Palloures project will hold a public online symposium showcasing the research results on Thursday December the 7th 21:00 – 22:30 (CY timezone).

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10 Amazing Histories Behind The World s Favorite Foods

Question: Did you eat today? The answer is probably yes. Now, do you know where your food came from? We don't think much about the food we eat every day,

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European Standing Stones: The Mute Witnesses of Forgotten Times

European standing stones are a testament to the fantastic abilities of the ancient people who erected them thousands of years ago.

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