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How Did Neanderthals and Other Ancient Humans Learn to Count?

Archaeological finds suggest that people developed numbers tens of thousands of years ago. Scholars are now exploring the first detailed hypotheses about this life-changing invention ....

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Spektakulärer Fund – «Wir ahnten nicht, dass wir ein Kind in den Armen trugen»

In einer Höhle in Kenia stiessen Forscher auf das Grab eines kleinen Jungen, der vor 78’000 Jahren starb. Es ist das älteste Grab in Afrika und gibt uns wertvolle Hinweise auf unsere frühe Geschichte. ....

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Spektakulärer Fund – «Wir ahnten nicht, dass wir ein Kind in den Armen trugen»

Spektakulärer Fund – «Wir ahnten nicht, dass wir ein Kind in den Armen trugen»
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The oldest burial site ever discovered in Africa

Have you ever heard colors?
As part of a new exhibition, the worlds of culture and technology collide, bringing sound to the colors of abstract art pioneer Wassily Kandinsky.
Kandinsky had synesthesia, where looking at colors and shapes causes some with the condition to hear associated sounds. With the help of machine learning, virtual visitors to the Sounds Like Kandinsky exhibition, a partnership project by Centre Pompidou in Paris and Google Arts & Culture, can have an aural experience of his art.
An eye for music
Kandinsky s synesthesia is thought to have heavily influenced his painting. Seeing yellow summoned up trumpets, evoking emotions like cheekiness; reds produced violins portraying restlessness; while organs representing heavenliness he associated with blues, according to the exhibition notes. ....

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What the Oldest Human Burial in Africa Tells Us About Our Ancestors

What the Oldest Human Burial in Africa Tells Us About Our Ancestors
06/05/2021
A virtual ideal reconstruction of Mtoto’s position in the burial pit. Image: Jorge González/Elena Santos
How did human uniqueness first evolve among our ancestors, setting us apart from other animals? That is a question many archaeologists are grappling with by investigating early records of art, language, food preparation, ornaments and symbols. How our ancestors treated and mourned the dead can also offer crucial clues, helping to reveal when we first developed the abstract thinking needed to fully grasp the concept of death.
Now we have discovered a 78,000-year-old human burial at a cave in the tropical coast of eastern Africa, which provides tantalising evidence about our ancestors’ treatment of the dead. Our new study, published in ....

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