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Brain and skin remains found in Bronze Age burials

The excavation at Tavsanl Mound reveals ancient soft tissue remnants, marking a significant archaeological find in Turkey's history.

New Research Reveals What Ancient Humans Ate During the Bronze and Iron Ages

The Mediterranean diet has been around since at least the Bronze Age, showcasing its longevity and health benefits.

Bronze Age spade is one of oldest wooden tools in Britain

An ancient wooden spade, dating 3,500-3,400 years, was found in Dorset, showcasing significant Bronze Age tool-making.

2,500-year-old iron fibula found in Poland

A rare 2,500-year-old bronze brooch discovery in Poland enhances understanding of the Lusatian culture and highlights archaeological significance.

Traces of meeting hall and houses found at bronze age site in Germany

Archaeologists have uncovered a densely populated bronze age community in northern Germany, evidencing a significant social structure impacted by climate change.

National Museums Scotland acquires unique Bronze Age hoard

A unique hoard of over 500 bronze artifacts from 1000-800 B.C. has been discovered in Scotland, showcasing unparalleled archaeological value.

Brain and skin remains found in Bronze Age burials

The excavation at Tavsanl Mound reveals ancient soft tissue remnants, marking a significant archaeological find in Turkey's history.

New Research Reveals What Ancient Humans Ate During the Bronze and Iron Ages

The Mediterranean diet has been around since at least the Bronze Age, showcasing its longevity and health benefits.

Bronze Age spade is one of oldest wooden tools in Britain

An ancient wooden spade, dating 3,500-3,400 years, was found in Dorset, showcasing significant Bronze Age tool-making.

2,500-year-old iron fibula found in Poland

A rare 2,500-year-old bronze brooch discovery in Poland enhances understanding of the Lusatian culture and highlights archaeological significance.

Traces of meeting hall and houses found at bronze age site in Germany

Archaeologists have uncovered a densely populated bronze age community in northern Germany, evidencing a significant social structure impacted by climate change.

National Museums Scotland acquires unique Bronze Age hoard

A unique hoard of over 500 bronze artifacts from 1000-800 B.C. has been discovered in Scotland, showcasing unparalleled archaeological value.
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I couldn't believe it was my son who did it': boy, 4, smashes bronze age jar in Israel museum

A rare Bronze Age jar was accidentally smashed by a child at the Hecht Museum, highlighting the risks of displaying artefacts without barriers.

Ancient DNA hints at why MS affects Northern Europeans more

Northern Europeans have a higher risk of multiple sclerosis due to genetic variants brought by Bronze Age people called the Yamnaya.
The gene variants that increase the risk of multiple sclerosis may have also protected the Yamnaya from infections carried by their livestock.
#horse-domestication

Scientists have traced the origin of the modern horse to a lineage that emerged 4,200 years ago

Around 4,200 years ago, a specific lineage of horse with a genetic mutation quickly became dominant across Eurasia, indicating the start of human influence in spreading domesticated horses globally.

Origin of the Modern Horse Traced to a Lineage That Emerged 4,200 Years Ago

Around 4,200 years ago, a genetic mutation in horses allowed easy riding, leading to the rapid spread of domesticated horses across Eurasia.

Scientists have traced the origin of the modern horse to a lineage that emerged 4,200 years ago

Around 4,200 years ago, a specific lineage of horse with a genetic mutation quickly became dominant across Eurasia, indicating the start of human influence in spreading domesticated horses globally.

Origin of the Modern Horse Traced to a Lineage That Emerged 4,200 Years Ago

Around 4,200 years ago, a genetic mutation in horses allowed easy riding, leading to the rapid spread of domesticated horses across Eurasia.
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In a Porridge Box, an Ancient Treasure Mysteriously Arrives in Dublin

The discovery of two Bronze Age ax heads in Ireland sparks intrigue and highlights the importance of preserving archaeological finds.

Oldest Deep-Sea Shipwreck Discovered Off Israel

A Bronze Age shipwreck was discovered in deep waters off the coast of northern Israel, retrieving Canaanite storage jars dating back over 3,200 years.
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