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Newly Found Oresme Text Is Earliest Medieval Rejection of the Shroud of Turin

A Journal of Medieval History study says the 14th‑century scholar condemned a Lirey display as clerical fraud.

1.8-Million-Year-Old Early Human Jawbone Found at Georgia’s Orozmani Site

New Reports Promote 20,000-Year Global Flood Theory, Pointing to Tell Fara 'Inundation Layer'

8,500-Year-Old Coastal Settlement Found Off Denmark in EU Seabed Project

PNAS Study Dates Monumental Siloam Dam to 805–795 BCE

Uzbekistan Cave Reveals 9,200-Year-Old Wild Barley Harvesting

Cow Tooth Study Strengthens Stonehenge’s Link to Wales

Isotope Study Links 6,000-Year-Old Alsace ‘Victory’ Burials to Outsider Victims

Stonehenge Cow Tooth Study Strengthens Wales Link

Denisovan-Derived MUC19 Variant Rose in the Americas, Study Finds

140,000-Year-Old Skhul Child Shows Mixed Traits, Pointing to Early Human–Neanderthal Interbreeding

New Dating Sets Petralona Skull’s Minimum Age at 286,000 Years, Undercutting Older Claims

Fossil Teeth in Ethiopia Point to Oldest Homo and a Possible New Australopithecus

Hair Isotope Study Links Inka Khipu to a Commoner, Recasting Who Kept the Empire’s Records

New Study Finds Early Hominins Transported Toolstone Over 13 Kilometers

Ledi-Geraru Teeth Reveal Unnamed Australopithecus Coexisting With Early Homo

State Survey Uncovers 31 Shipwrecks on Lake Constance

Geochemical Study Reveals 13-Kilometer Toolstone Transport by Hominids

Inca Khipu Knots Reveal Commoner’s Role in Imperial Recordkeeping

Rare Early Medieval Gold Pin Discovered by Student Enters Formal Analysis