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Archaic humans
Late to evolve, early to decline: exploring human brain aging
A new study reveals that regions of the human brain that underwent significant changes in the later stages of evolution are also the first to show signs of aging
Oryan Zacks/Davidson Institute of Science
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02.22.25
Ice Age Europeans were nearly extinct in climate change, study finds
Widescale analyses of demographic changes of early hunter-gatherer fossils shows extreme weather events nearly decimated humanity in western Europe
Yogev Israeli
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08.21.24
700,000-year-old remains of miniature humanoid discovered
The discovery in Indonesia strengthens the hypothesis Homo Floresiensis, also dubbed 'hobbit,' stood at one meter tall and its early ancestors were even shorter
Yogev Israeli
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08.08.24
The connection between tectonic plates and human bipedalism
New study joined by Israeli experts answers the question of why early hominids evolved to walk on two feet before leaving Africa
Yogev Israeli
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05.23.24
Archaeologists discover Bronze Age trove in Cyprus tombs
Excavation team use magnetic technology to locate buried holes in the ground that turn out to be filled with ancient treasures
Yogev Israeli
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07.12.23
Homo naledi had smaller size brain but made rock art and buried their dead, research finds
Researchers discover remains of adults, children, and juvenile extinct humans in a South African cave, with their bodies in a fetal position, indicating burial practices dating back approximately 300,000 years, a behavior associated with hominins with larger brains
Ynetnews, Associated Press
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06.15.23
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