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Archaeologists Find Human Remains in Lava Tubes, Revealing Secrets

Archaeologists Find Human Remains in Lava Tubes, Revealing Secrets
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Griffith University: Revised Dating of Liujiang Skeleton Renews Understanding of Human Occupation in China

Griffith University: Revised Dating of Liujiang Skeleton Renews Understanding of Human Occupation in China
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New Dates Obtained for Modern Human Remains in China - Archaeology Magazine

New Dates Obtained for Modern Human Remains in China - Archaeology Magazine
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A site in Ethiopia raises new hypotheses about human expansion from Africa

In 2002, paleoanthropologists were working in northwestern Ethiopia when they found fossilized animal bones and acorns, signs that the site had been

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New analysis revises earliest Homo sapiens presence in China

Some of China’s oldest Homo sapiens remains are about 10 times younger than previously thought.

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