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Beneath the Mud at Buto: Satellite Radar and Electrical Tomography Locate a Saite-Period Structure in the Nile Delta

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The Lehringen Spear, Revisited

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Rujm el-Hiri Was Never Alone: Satellite Imagery and the Hidden Stone Circles of the Golan

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A Machine Learns to Read Bowls: Deep Learning and the Shape of Japanese Eating Habits

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Coral Walls, Uranium Clocks, and the Homes Europeans Never Wrote Down

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The Cemetery at the Edge of the Islamic World

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One Species, Barely Holding Together

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Before the First Harvest: Ancient DNA and the Paleolithic Dogs of Europe

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What Sumerian Teeth Reveal About the People History Ignored

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Shaped Around the Fossil: Acheulean Handaxes and the Strange Stones of Sakhnin Valley

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One Lineage to Rule Them All: The Last Neanderthals Were Descended from a Single Refugium Population

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One Kind of Stone: What 60 Butchered Bison Reveal About Middle Pleistocene Planning

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Congenital Syphilis Was Supposed to Be a Reliable Marker. Three Children in Neolithic Vietnam Complicate That.

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What the Basement Kept

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Sky Metal in the Sacrifice Pit

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Seven Wagons in a Ditch: The Melsonby Iron Age Hoards

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Monte Verde's Dates Are Wrong. Maybe.

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The Natufians Were Making Clay Beads 15,000 Years Ago

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The Bow Didn't Spread Gradually. It Arrived.

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A Mound Built on a Mound: What Revova Kurgan 3 Reveals About the Yamna and the Sacred Spaces They Inherited

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