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Archaeologists have discovered the remains of a 7,200-year-old skeleton from a female hunter-gatherer in Indonesia that has a distinct human lineage

A woman buried 7,200 years ago in what is now Indonesia belonged to a previously unknown human lineage that doesn't exist anymore, a new genetic analysis reveals. The ancient woman's genome also revealed that she is a distant relative of...

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Archaeologists have discovered the remains of a 7,200-year-old skeleton from a female hunter-gatherer in Indonesia that has a “distinct human lineage” never found anywhere in the world, according to research published this week

An ancient camp where Neanderthals had “hunting parties” was discovered in Madrid, Spain. Measuring 3,200 square feet, archaeologists think that it is the largest camp of its kind that was ever made in the region of the Iberian Peninsula. It is believed that the camp, which was found at the Abrigo de Navalmaíllo site in... Read more »

SYDNEY (Xinhua): A research team, co-led by Australian archaeologists, has found the 7000-year-old remains of a teenage female in Indonesia, with the DNA throwing new light on how early people may have migrated to Australia.

Archaeologists have discovered the remains of a 7,200-year-old skeleton from a female hunter-gatherer in Indonesia that has a "distinct human lineage" never found anywhere in the world, according to research published this week.

Archaeologists have discovered the remains of a 7,200-year-old skeleton from a female hunter-gatherer in Indonesia that has a "distinct human lineage" never found anywhere in the world, according to research published this week.

The study, which was published in the journal Nature on Wednesday, was a collaboration between Indonesian and international researchers.

Persistence into the study paid off