Archaeologists have identified what caused unusual red dye marks on the remains of a young woman who lived 2,200 years ago in ...

In an archaeological breakthrough, scientists have uncovered the remains of a young woman who lived over2,000 years ago along ...

Archaeologists have identified what caused unusual red dye marks on the remains of a young woman who lived 2,200 years ago in China, shedding more light on the region’s ancient culture. The research, ...

Archaeologists have identified what caused unusual red dye marks on the remains of a young woman who lived 2,200 years ago in China, shedding more light on the region’s ancient culture.

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The new approach to radiocarbon dating could soon be applied to other Paleolithic human sites, improving our understanding of ...

A young woman who lived and died more than 2,000 years ago left behind remains in China that are unlike any we've seen ...

Decades after its initial discovery, the skeleton of a prehistoric child who possessed both human and Neanderthal attributes has now been directly dated. Archaeologists have confirmed that the ...