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Ancient Indonesian woman reshapes views on spread of early humans

The DNA from Besse is one of the few well-preserved specimens found in the tropics.

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Mengungkap Misteri Besse Kerangka Perempuan Berusia 7 200 Tahun di Leang Panninge Sulawesi

Kerangka manusia yang diberi nama Besse itu diketahui perempuan berusia 17-18 tahun dan dimakamkan sekitar 7.300 - 7.200 tahun silam.

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Discovery of 7,000-Year-Old Remains Unravels Some Mysteries to Unknown Group of Humans

Discovery of 7,000-Year-Old Remains Unravels Some Mysteries to Unknown Group of Humans
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7,200-Year-Old Skeleton of New Type of Ancient Human Unearthed in Indonesia

In the Indonesian island of Sulawesi, a group called the Toaleans has identified a 'new type of ancient human' in the form of a 7,200-year-old female skeleton 'Bessé', buried in a foetal position, partially obscured by rocks.

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Archeaological Site Reveals DNA Belonging to an Ancient Human Relative

The Wallacean Islands served as stepping stones for the first modern humans as they migrated from Eurasia to Oceania, probably over 50,000 years | Genetics And Genomics

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