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Neanderthals’ 125,000-Year-Old “Fat Factory” Confirmed as First Large-Scale Bone-Grease Operation

Science Advances paper reveals systematic bone fragmentation with heating of 172 large mammals to extract lipids for potential storage.

43,000-Year-Old Neanderthal Fingerprint on Ochre Pebble Reveals Early Symbolic Art

Elite Hallucinogenic Rituals at Chavín de Huántar Linked to Early Andean Class Divisions

Archaeologists Uncover 900 Metal Artifacts at Somló Hill in Hungary

Unveiling of Melsonby Hoard Reveals Iron Age Wealth in Northern Britain

Ancient Egyptian Bes Mug Reveals Psychedelic Rituals

12,000-Year-Old Artifacts Reveal Early Use of Rotational Technology

3,000-Year-Old Tablet May Reveal Noah's Ark Location

New Discoveries Unveil Europe's Oldest Battlefield

New Study Reveals Ancient Hunting Technique Used by Ice Age Humans

Researchers Uncover Unusual Elements in Tycho Brahe's Alchemy Lab

Scientists Recreate Neanderthal Bird Cooking Techniques

Ancient Stone Tools in Ukraine May Be Europe's Oldest Human Evidence