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Fremantle local joins Heritage Council as newest member
Isotope tests unlock Iron Age secrets
Molecular Analysis Reveals Oldest Denisovan Fossils Yet
Prehistoric mums cared for kids better than we thought
Interdisciplinary Research Shows Spread of Transeurasian Languages Was Due to Agriculture
UOW ranked among world’s best for arts and humanities
Reading beads: University of Toronto Mississauga researcher examines Indigenous visual storytelling
Rare boomerang collection reveals diverse past
Rare boomerangs used by ancestors of Yandruwandha Yawarrawarrka people dated at ANSTO
From ice cores to cosmic events: plenary speakers announced
Byron exhibits highlight poet’s ties to Greece
Open book: University of Toronto-Aga Khan exhibit explores secrets within ancient texts
Tripartite origins of Japanese populations revealed by paleogenomics
Life and culture on International Space Station
What to do if you find fossils or artefacts
Proposed bike trails for mountain unveiled
Cutting edge DNA technology to identify Australian fallen soldiers’ remains
Earliest evidence of human activity found in Americas
How a long-lost list is helping us remap Darug place names and culture on Dyarubbin, Hawkesbury River
Early Kenyan Herders Relied on Consistency and Connections in Unpredictable Conditions
Research shows how hallucinogens shaped prehistoric cave art
Middle Stone Age Populations Repeatedly Occupied West African Coast
Archaeology find in Beechworth deemed important
La Trobe receives $4.1m in ARC grants
Skull shines light on human evolution
Altai Pastoralism Project Funded by National Geographic Society and Wenner-Gren Foundation
Playing detective on a galactic scale: huge new dataset will solve multiple Milky Way mysteries
Population Dynamics and Rise of Empires in Inner Asia
10 Million Euro ERC Synergy Grant Awarded for Study of Cognitive and Cultural Evolution of Numeracy
Bronze Age travel routes revealed using pioneering research method
Resilience and climate change: Archaeologists reveal human adaptability in ancient Turkey
Archaeologists: Ancient Turks adapted to climate change
Denisovan DNA in genome of early East Asians
Languages and Genes Shed Light on pre-Incan Cultural Development in Central Andes
Barunga provides successful cross-cultural learning model
Brewing Up Ancient Beer
Dates announced for Drybread Cemetery Bioarchaeology Project
Study explores family history amid frontier conflict
Researching Australian history, culture
Rainforests not humans drove megafauna extinction in Southeast Asia
Past Tropical Forest Changes Drove Megafauna and Hominin Extinctions
Arnhem Land Maliwawa rock art opens window to past
Southampton rises to 15th in Good University Guide
“COVID-19 is here to stay for foreseeable future” – Field Work in Time of Coronavirus
Revised tree ring data confirms ancient Mediterranean dates
Medieval texts reveal false Royal Navy origins
Archaeological discoveries on a remote Indonesian island provide vital clues about people living there 17,000 years
Patrick Roberts Made National Geographic ‘Explorer’