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Apidima 1 – A New Look At Old Skull

July 11, 2019

In the 1970’s, the Apidima Cave site in Greece was excavated by archaeologists. Lodged within a chunk of rock was …

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Ancient Greek Dialect Discovered in Northeastern Turkey

January 5, 2011

A quick bit of linguistic anthropology to round off your Wednesday afternoon. Greek linguist, Ioanna Sitaridou, located a population of …

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Strontium isotope used to investigate Neandertal mobility

February 10, 2008

Some heavy hitting names are behind an upcoming paper on Neandertal mobility, which is based upon an isotope analysis of …

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