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Carved Bone in Poland shows us how Neanderthals were Thinking

A new study of a bone fragment reveals it was decoratively carved by a Neanderthal. Such a find is highly unusual, allowing us to understand how they thought.

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These scientists created their own Stone Age tools to understand how Stone Age tools were used

These scientists created their own Stone Age tools to understand how Stone Age tools were used
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How archaeologists recreated the burning of Jerusalem in 586 BC

How archaeologists recreated the burning of Jerusalem in 586 BC
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3,000-Year-Old Carving Challenges Bronze-Age Perceptions of Gender

The newly unearthed funerary stone suggests that ancient societies may not have adhered to strict gender binaries.

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MSU anthropology faculty publish research on ancient populations from Central Belize | MSUToday

MSU Anthropology professors Gabe Wrobel, PhD, and Joe Hefner, PhD, recently published their collaborative research findings on ancient populations from Central Belize in the Journal of Archaeological Sciences: Reports.

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