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The six-week class is part of the Fort Vancouver Public Archaeology Field School Author: Devon Haskins Updated: 6:45 PM PDT July 13, 2021 VANCOUVER, Wash. — Archaeology students from Portland State University, Washington State University Vancouver and a handful of other universities are learning hands-on by digging through small sections of Vancouver's waterfront.  The students are participating in a six-week class as part of Fort Vancouver's 2021 Public Archaeology Field School.  "It's an area that we have not intensively studied," said Doug Wilson, an arc...

Jean-Dominique Senard : "Le patron qui décide de tout, qui contrôle tout, c'est fini" Dossiers à la une Services Jean-Dominique Senard : "Le patron qui décide de tout, qui contrôle tout, c'est fini" Pour le président de Renault, un basculement s'est opéré avec la crise sanitaire. La performance économique ne peut plus être décorrélée des enjeux sociaux et environnementaux. Durée : 6 min Created with Sketch. "La complexité du monde, la rapidité et l'instantanéité des choses sont inouïes. Elles rendent la conduit...

« Dragon Man » serait notre plus proche cousin ActualitéClassé sous :Ancêtres de l'humain , Néandertaliens , Sapiens Publié le 03/07/2021   [EN VIDÉO] Interview 4/5 : pourquoi l'homme de Néandertal a-t-il disparu ?  L’homme de Néander...

Over 70,000 people participated in a grand ceremony at Tiananmen Square to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the Communist Party of China. The celebrations included flyovers by military aircraft, a singing performance, and a 100-gun saluteJul 01, 2021 06:41 PM

‘Dragon Man’: New human species is our closest ancestor By AFP - Jun 30,2021 - Last updated at Jun 30,2021 Reconstruction of ‘Dragon Man’, Homo longi, in his habitat (AFP photo) WASHINGTON — A skull preserved almost perfectly for more than 140,000 years in northeastern China represents a new species of ancient people more closely related to us than even Neanderthals — and could fundamentally alter our understanding of human evolution, scientists recently announced. It belonged to a large-brained male in his 50s with deep set eyes and thick brow ridges. Though his face was wide, i...