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Prehistoric Women Could Likely Hunt as Well as Men - Vimarsana News

Prehistoric Women Could Likely Hunt as Well as Men

Prehistoric peoples used a weapon called an atlatl that a new study indicates was an

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The return of the mammoths: The giants of the Ice Age reappear to serve as a warning for the future - Vimarsana News

The return of the mammoths: The giants of the Ice Age reappear to serve as a warning for the future

The largest mammal ever to roam Earth competes in our imagination with the dinosaurs as it coexisted with humans until only 4,000 years ago. Books, films and a grand exhibition have brought back the giants of the Ice Age bearing a cryptic warning: was the climate or human behavior the cause of their extinction?

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Prehistoric DNA study uncovers previously unknown group of people that lived in Siberia thousands of years ago - Vimarsana News

Prehistoric DNA study uncovers previously unknown group of people that lived in Siberia thousands of years ago

Scientists examining prehistoric DNA have found a previously unknown group of hunter-gatherers that lived in Siberia possibly more than 10,000 years ago. They determined that the mysterious group [...]

Native American Remains, Artifacts Discovered at University of North Dakota - Vimarsana News

Native American Remains, Artifacts Discovered at University of North Dakota

An official said that the remains were stored in a way that "just completely disregarded that these were once people."

Congress Told Colleges to Return Native Remains. What's Taking So Long? - Vimarsana News

Congress Told Colleges to Return Native Remains. What's Taking So Long?

The University of North Dakota, the latest U.S. college to acknowledge keeping Indigenous bones and artifacts, pledged to work with tribal leaders on returning them.