WASHINGTON, Nov 6 (Reuters) - Fossils unearthed in southern Germany of a remarkable ape that lived about 11.6 million years ago may dramatically alter the understanding of the evolutionary origins of ...
Uckermark is a district in the northeastern part of Brandenburg, Germany. Image by Gundula Vogel from Pixabay (Image by Gundula Vogel from Pixabay via Courthouse News) BERLIN (AFP) — German ...
Archaeologists and students digging in Blätterhöhle cave uncovered a 9,000-year-old fireplace (above), flint arrowheads and a bone harpoon. Photo from LWL-AfW Olpe / Michael Baales Inside a cave of ...
THREE small spouted drinking vessels collected from ancient graves of small children may have been used as prehistoric baby bottles. The artefacts, found in Bronze and Iron Age settlements in Germany, ...
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Archaeologists Stunned to Find Neanderthals Built 'Fat Factory' 125,000 Years Ago in Prehistoric Germany
A new study discovers an interesting fact about one of the early human civilizations. The Neanderthals were said to be running a “fat factory” around 125,000 years ago in modern-day Germany. A paper ...
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