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Scientists Find Ancient Herpes, HPV, and Cold Viruses in Neanderthal Bones

May 21, 2024

Isaac Schultz

Neanderthal remains from the Altai Mountains contain human viruses, a team of researchers has found, suggesting that infectious diseases may have been transmitted between anatomically modern humans and our closest (extinct) cousins.Read more…
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Smart Neanderthals Made Tools Using Glue, Study Finds

February 22, 2024

Isaac Schultz

A trove of Neanderthal tools made between 120,000 and 40,000 years ago were forged with glue, according to a team of researchers that recently studied the objects.Read more…
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Stone Age Megastructure Found at the Bottom of the Baltic Sea

February 16, 2024

Isaac Schultz

Divers working off the coast of Rostock, Germany, have found the broken-up remains of a wall on the bottom of the Baltic Sea. Researchers believe the Stone Age construction is over 10,000 years old, potentially making it the oldest human megastructure …
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The Best Archaeological Discoveries of 2023

December 26, 2023

Isaac Schultz

Few disciplines are as full of drama and surprises as archaeology, and this year was no exception. Archaeologists and anthropologists mined ancient genomes, excavated Roman weaponry from caves near the Dead Sea, and found a still-standing shipwreck at …
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Neanderthal Genes Could Explain Why Some of Us Are Morning People

December 14, 2023

Ed Cara

If you’re irritated by the morning people in your life, you might have Neanderthals to blame for their existence, at least a little bit. New research suggests that our hominin relatives possessed genetic variations that predisposed them to waking up ea…
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Neanderthals Likely Killed and Butchered Cave Lions, Speared Skeleton Suggests

October 12, 2023

Isaac Schultz

Marks on the ribcage of a 48,000-year-old cave lion skeleton suggest the animal was killed by Neanderthals, making it the first evidence that our nearest human cousins hunted the Ice Age predators.Read more…
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57,000-Year-Old Cave Engravings Were the Work of Neanderthals, Researchers Say

June 24, 2023

Isaac Schultz

It’s now consensus that Neanderthals were complex, social cousins of Homo sapiens that disappeared from the Earth around 40,000 years ago. But our lost relatives just became more complex, with the discovery of ancient cave engravings in France that app…
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Scientists Find Ancient Herpes, HPV, and Cold Viruses in Neanderthal Bones

Smart Neanderthals Made Tools Using Glue, Study Finds

Stone Age Megastructure Found at the Bottom of the Baltic Sea

The Best Archaeological Discoveries of 2023

Neanderthal Genes Could Explain Why Some of Us Are Morning People

Neanderthals Likely Killed and Butchered Cave Lions, Speared Skeleton Suggests

57,000-Year-Old Cave Engravings Were the Work of Neanderthals, Researchers Say

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