These Paleolithic Skulls Had Odd Tooth Damage. One Anthropologist Says It was Caused By Cheek Piercings.
The piercings many have been associated with community participation and major life events. Skulls from Paleolithic Europe’s ...
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Paleolithic culture cannibalized their enemies — and maybe their friends as well
In the 19th century, archaeologists in Poland unearthed a stunning cave filled with prehistoric secrets. The Maszycka Cave, ...
Taras Yoom’s “Echoes of Time” Collection Blends Paleolithic Art Forms With Minimalist Design
In the “Echoes of Time” series, modern technologies are placed within ancient forms and timeless contexts. An interplay ...
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Developers claim it will enhance Utahn's lives, so what is the status of The Point in Draper?
Mayor Todd Gloria presented three new locations for potential homeless shelters to the San Diego City Council Monday ...
San Diego Fire Department says a military plane has crashed into the water | What We Know
San Diego Fire has confirmed that two pilots were on board and no other passengers. Report and video from KFMB.
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Prehistoric artifacts from Israel prove our ancestors made art 100,000 years ago
New study shows Middle Paleolithic people intentionally decorated stone tools, offering evidence that abstract thinking began ...
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Did These Ice Age Europeans Wear Cheek Piercings?
Wear patterns on the teeth of skeletons found in Central Europe suggest children as young as 6 may have been wearing labrets ...
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These Paleolithic Skulls Had Odd Tooth Damage. One Anthropologist Says It was Caused By Cheek Piercings.
Skulls from Paleolithic Europe’s Pavlovian people have long been noted for their damaged teeth, with wear patterns evident along their outer surfaces. A new study posits a theory that this ...
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Hundreds of Stone Age objects found during pilot excavation stun explorers
Focusing on an area where a large lake was once situated during the Pleistocene, archaeologists found a wealth of material ...
Study reveals earliest known symbolic engravings, abstract thinking in Israel, The Levant
The researchers used 3D surface analysis to distinguish geometric engravings from functional marks, highlighting the ...
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DNA From Cave Dirt Unearths Genetic Roots of the Red Lady of El Mirón
Learn about the El Mirón cave in northern Spain, home to the unusually red bones of a buried woman and ancient carnivores ...
Maybe dogs didn't need us at all to domesticate themselves
They may have been drawn to the discarded remains from ancient human meals, and a new model shows tame wolves could have ...