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Humans Developed Ecological Flexibility in Africa Before Migrating Into Eurasia

Research shows that cultural knowledge transfer enabled early humans to thrive in varied African environments before their migration.

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Genetic Study Confirms Siberian Tumat ‘Puppies’ Are Ancient Wolf Cubs

San José Galleon Found off Colombia, Ownership Claims Intensify

Underwater Imaging Confirms San José Galleon, Triggers Multinational Treasure Dispute

Pigs Domesticated from Wild Boars in South China 8,000 Years Ago

Neanderthals Traveled 2,000 Miles Across Eurasia Using River Valleys

Replica of 1738 Fort Mose Opens in St. Augustine to Honor First Free Black Settlement

Byzantine Tomb Complex Unearthed During Reconstruction in Maarat al-Numan

Indiana Jones and the Great Circle to Expand With The Order of Giants DLC

AI Study Identifies Three Distinct Writing Styles in Early Hebrew Bible

Ancient DNA Reveals Lost 6,000-Year-Old Hunter-Gatherers on Colombia’s Altiplano

Researchers Recreate Egyptian Blue Pigment, Reveal Key 50% Formula

Radiocarbon Study Links Zanj Slave Labor to Southern Iraq’s Ancient Agricultural Network

Herbert Ingram’s 165-Year-Old Watch Returns to Boston Guildhall Museum

3,000-Year-Old Mayan City Discovered in Guatemala Unveils Ancient Urban Triangle

New Research Recasts Gobi Wall as Instrument of Imperial Control, Not Defense

Three New Kingdom Tombs of High-Rank Officials Uncovered in Luxor

Maiden Castle Massacre Reinterpreted as Iron Age Tribal Turf Wars

Roman Victory Relief Unearthed by Volunteers at Vindolanda Fort

Genomic Study Traces Humanity's Longest Prehistoric Migration