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Michael Wood has been attacked today for some slightly sloppy handling of personal paperwork and not getting rid of shares as quickly as he wanted to.

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Once proclaiming free love and breeding for a super race, Oneida, New York became known for silverware production.

Thirty years after a federal law mandated the return of Native human remains and funerary items, Arizona still has one-third of them in storage.

Homo naledi, despite having tiny brains, may have lit fires and decorated walls around the graves of their dead, according to controversial new research.

Proposed discoveries of humanlike activities by these ancient, small-brained hominids have elicited skepticism from some researchers.

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Macaques living on Yakushima Island in the 1980s experienced severe enamel hypoplasia, probably caused by extreme stress resulting from human activities

Experts used to think the arch was a lever to propel the body forward, but now researchers believe it developed to help us walk on two feet

Our species, <em>Homo sapiens</em>, evolved not from a single, local population but from a broadly distributed, “stem” of genetically and culturally interacting populations.