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Study Finds Middle Kingdom Princesses Show Bone Signs of Weapons Training

Bone markers and X‑rays point to habitual bow and dagger use while DNA and stable‑isotope analyses remain pending approval to test kinship and diet

Dahshur Royal Women Were Skilled Archers, Study Finds

Scientists Digitally Unroll and Read a Carbonized Herculaneum Papyrus

Ancient Maya Astronomer Named Sak Tahn Waax Deciphered from Xultun Wall

Dutch Team Uncovers 3,000‑Year‑Old Ramesside Tomb at Luxor

Healed Cut on 100,000‑Year‑Old Jaw Suggests Early Sharp‑Force Trauma at Qafzeh

Cave Finds Show Long-Term Cultural Continuity Between Neanderthals and Modern Humans

Neanderthals and Homo Sapiens Left Similar Tools and Shell Ornaments at Turkish Cave, Study Finds

Study Recasts ‘Hobbits’ as Scavengers, Not Big-Game Hunters

Study Says 'Hobbits' Scavenged Komodo Dragon Kills, Not Big-Game Hunters

Scientists Digitally Unwrap and Read an Entire Herculaneum Scroll without Opening It

Protein Analysis Shows All Sampled Homo Naledi Remains Are Female

Study Finds Healthy, Connected Neanderthals in Northwestern Europe Before Extinction

Vast Viking Textile Production Site Discovered Near Aarhus

5,000‑Year‑Old Timber Alignment Found Near Stonehenge

Repeated Deep‑Cave Burning at Wonderwerk Cave Dated to About 1.07–1.79 Million Years Ago

Ancient Plague Killed Siberian Hunter-Gatherers 5,500 Years Ago

Study Pushes Repeated Hominin Fire Use at Wonderwerk Cave Back to 1.79 Million Years

Evidence of Deliberate Brain Removal and Bone Working Found in Iron Age Scottish Burials

New Microraptor Relative Jian changmaensis Identified in China