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Red Ochre Colored Skeletons Revealed in Çatalhöyük Burials, New Study

A new study has revealed that Çatalhöyük burials, nine thousand years ago, included skeleton painting, shedding new light on one of the world’s oldest cities. ....

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Children's Hands Included in Spain's Cave Art - Archaeology Magazine

Children's Hands Included in Spain's Cave Art - Archaeology Magazine
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40,000-year-old Tools Used by Ancient Humans Unearthed In North China

The recent 40,000-year-old north China ochre processing site is providing new evidence of migrations by ancient humans eastward into the limits of East Asia. ....

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Advanced Human Culture Dating Back 40,000 Years Found in China

Research has revealed the oldest ochre workshop in East Asia, but also showed that people and ideas flowed out of Africa in waves. ....

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Traces of an Ancient Human Culture From 40,000 Years Ago Unearthed in China

Scientists discovered remnants of an Old Stone Age culture, less than 100 miles (160 kilometers) west of Beijing, where ancient hominins used a reddish pigment called ochre and crafted tiny, blade-like tools from stone. ....

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