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April 8, 2018
No Iberian in Iberomaurusian
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After almost a century of controversy on the matter, it seems that archaeogenetics solved the riddle. Not in the sense I thought it would b...
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January 1, 2017
Iberomaurusian ancient mtDNA
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This is an issue that has lingered for a long time in the online anthropology circles. Once upon a time (2005) there was online a presentat...
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January 9, 2014
Hunter-gatherers, acorns and tooth trouble
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It has been commonplace to believe that hunter-gatherers had good tooth health and that it was farming what caused dental problems because ...
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October 23, 2012
Alert: destruction of 8000 year-old engravings in Morocco by Fundamentalists - government denies
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The Amazigh League for Human Rights denounced the destruction of several Neolithic engravings in Toubkal National Park, south of Marakesh. ...
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September 21, 2012
Epipaleolithic and Neolithic burials found in Morocco
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Just a short heads up notice because nothing seems to have been formally published or even radiometrically dated yet but Press News Africa ...
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June 17, 2011
Homo sapiens child's remains found in Morocco (108 Ka BP)
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Artistic recreation of Bouchra (right) The quite complete remnants of a child of our species, Homo sapiens, have been found in the site ...
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