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Science Ancient Skull Found In Portugal Cave May Shed Light On Ancestry Of Neanderthals by Allan Adamson
Science Dental Plaque Reveals Europe’s Earliest Humans Did Not Use Fire For Their Food by Allan Adamson
Science Ancient Stone Tools Used To Butcher Rhinoceros, Other Animals Shed Light On Survival Skills Of Early Humans by Rhodi Lee
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