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Clovis Campsite in Great Lakes Region Used Seasonally

Clovis tools from Belson Clovis Site ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN—According to a Newsweek report, Clovis people are thought to have returned to a seasonal campsite in southwestern Michigan over a period of three to five years, where they made and sharpened their distinctive stone points. Brendan Nash of the University of …

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What Was Puberty Like for Ice Age Teens?

Dr. Mary Lewis from the University of Reading inspects the skeletal remains of Romito 2 found in southern Italy VICTORIA, BRITISH COLUMBIA—According to a statement released by the University of Victoria, Mary Lewis of the University of Reading, April Nowell of the University of Victoria, Jennifer French of the University …

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Excavation in Northwestern Turkey Yields Bronze Age Artifacts

Cylinder seal ÇANAKKALE, TURKEY—Hürriyet Daily News reports that an excavation conducted at the Maydos Church Hill Mound in northwestern Turkey uncovered a 3,900-year-old cylinder seal, a 3,400-year-old lead sling stone, spindle whorls, weaving tools, metal tools, and drills dated to the Middle Bronze Age, around 2000 B.C. Archaeologist Göksel Sazcı …

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Possible Isolated Lineage of Neanderthals Identified

TOULOUSE, FRANCE—According to a Science News report, an isolated population of Neanderthals has been identified by Ludovic Slimak of the University of Toulouse III – Paul Sabatier and Martin Sikora of the University of Copenhagen. The DNA was obtained from the remains of a male Neanderthal, dubbed “Thorin” after a …

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Viking-Era Silver Arm Rings Unearthed in Norway

STAVANGER, NORWAY—Science Norway reports that four large silver arm rings were discovered at the site of a Viking farm on the coast of southwestern Norway. Buildings for housing people and animals, soapstone pots, rivets, knife blades, and whetstones have also been uncovered at the site. The arm rings, dated to …

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Millefiori Glass Panels Uncovered in Southern Turkey

Millefiori glass panel ANTALYA, TURKEY—According to a Hürriyet Daily News report, excavations at the site of the ancient port of Andriake uncovered the remains of decorative millefiori panels, a glasswork technique fusing different sizes and colors of glass rods which are then cut into sections and re-fused together to form …

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