Chris Mavadded this to Archaeology and History · 11hFlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logo One argument for Neanderthal genius debunked - HeritageDaily - Archaeology Newsheritagedaily.com - HeritageDaily Neanderthals and other early humans were able to produce a tarry glue from birch bark; this was long considered proof of a high level of cognitive …
TPFadded this to 🔬 🧬 🕵️♂️ 🧪 SCIENCE: DISCOVERIES, INNOVATIONS, RESEARCH & BREAKTHROUGHS, UNIQUE IDEAS & MORE! DIG IN! IT’S BRAIN FOOD — SO... FEED YOUR MIND! 🧠 · 10hFossils Newly discovered stegosaurus fossil is the oldest in the worldCNN - By Ashley Strickland, CNN(CNN) — A few vertebrae and the upper arm bone of a previously unknown species of stegosaurus have been found in the Middle Atlas Mountains of Morocco. And despite the lack of a complete skeleton, scientists
Dennis Phillipsadded this to Science & Archaeology · 8hFlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logoArchaeology Some Neanderthals May Have Suffered From Surfer’s Ear - Archaeology Magazinearchaeology.org - Jessica E. Saraceni ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI—CNN reports that bony growths associated with the condition known as “surfer’s ear” have been detected in the ear canals of about …
Ars Technicaadded this to Ars Technica · 2d Neanderthals suffered from a veritable epidemic of swimmer’s earArs Technica - Kiona N. Smith Anthropologists still aren’t sure what the finding says about Neanderthal life. Swimmer's ear happens when constant exposure to cold water irritates …
DDavid magsonadded this to Human genetics · 1dFlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logoScience The Denisovans: New Finds are Illuminating the Mysterious Ancient Humansdiscovermagazine.com The entrance to Denisova cave, where the ancient humans were first discovered. (Credit: Igor Boshin/Shutterstock) Nestled in foothills of Russia’s …
jcroccoadded this to Archeoastronomy & Archeology · 2dThe Arts Did Stone Age Humans Paint For Fun?Atlas Obscura - Isaac Schultz This week, we’re remembering historic leisure activities—ways that people kicked back, chilled out, and expressed themselves throughout the centuries. …
CChellema Qolusadded this to History · 3dScience The five: surprising talents of the NeanderthalsThe Guardian - Laura PotierLast week, researchers from Washington University announced they had investigated the ear remains of 23 Neanderthals and found that around half had bony growths that suggested aquatic foraging was a prominent
PennLive.comadded this to PennLive.com News · 5dGuns If men can’t stop the gun violence, it’s our turn to try | Nancy Eshelmanpennlive.com - Nancy Eshelman Ladies, we need to talk.Somehow this country has spawned a gaggle of men who think killing people is the solution to their problems.I don’t know …
Theresa Cobleadded this to Interp Tidbits · 6dAnimals Were Neanderthals Getting Surfer’s Ear From Diving for Seafood?smithsonianmag.com - Jason Daley New evidence that Neanderthals got surfer’s ear suggests our extinct relatives spent a lot of time in the water. They probably weren’t catching sick …
TJPSPadded this to Science Of Now · 3dHumanity Neanderthals had to deal with an ear problem we still struggle with todaybgr.com - Mike Wehner You might not think we have much in common with a race of ancient people that died out tens of thousands of years ago, but modern humans actually …
TThomas Coryadded this to Odds And Sods · 6dHumanity Bones Reveal That Neanderthals Were Prone to Surfer's Ear, But Nobody Knows WhyScienceAlert - Michelle Starr Something weird can happen to the ears of people who hang out in the icy cold of the ocean's embrace. Small spurs of bone start growing in the ear …
National Geographicadded this to News · 6dBears Humans, not glaciers, likely doomed Ice Age cave bearsNational Geographic - Tim VernimmenAnalysis of genetic material from dozens of prehistoric bears shows that their decline neatly matches the arrival of Homo sapiens in Europe. Neanderthals lived in Europe for thousands of centuries, and
Sky News Australiaadded this to Sky News Australia · 6dGladys Berejiklian Voters ‘won’t trust’ Gladys Berejiklian at next election | Sky News AustraliaSky News Australia Rita Panahi has asked how New South Wales Premier Gladys Berejiklian can go to the next state election with the trust of the public after backing …
Dennis Phillipsadded this to Science & Archaeology · 5dFlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logoPoland Archaeologists Explore Medieval Castle’s Cave in Poland - Archaeology Magazinearchaeology.org - Jessica E. Saraceni SILESIA, POLAND—Science in Poland reports that a range of artifacts and some 200 Neanderthal knives and scrapers were discovered in a cave on the …
Toronto Sunadded this to Toronto Sun News · 6dBears Humans pushed cave bears to extinction, DNA suggeststorontosun.com - Washington PostCave bears, Ursus spelaeus, must have made magnificent impressions on the Neanderthals and modern humans who encountered them. The animals, burly and broad-shouldered, lumbered all over Europe. True to
Passionfish12added this to ALL THINGS ANCIENT · 2dFlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logoArchaeology Genetic Study Suggests Human Role in Cave Bear Extinction - Archaeology Magazinearchaeology.org - Jessica E. Saraceni ZURICH, SWITZERLAND—A genetic study conducted by paleogeneticist Verena Schūnemann of the University of Zurich and her colleagues suggests that …
WWayne Neumannadded this to MScience108 · August 14Science Neanderthal’s Got ‘Surfer’s Ear’ A Lot, Study Saysdiscovermagazine.com - Nathaniel Scharping Being a lifelong surfer or diver sometimes comes with an odd side-effect: the growth of small, bony knobs in the ear canals, the result of chronic …
The Sunadded this to Technology & Gadgets · August 14Humanity Neanderthals plagued by lifelong earache ‘because they foraged in cold water’, experts claimthesun.co.uk - Charlotte Edwards BONE experts think that Neanderthals would have commonly suffered from the commonly painful condition 'swimmer's ear'. This is according to a new …
Daily Mail added this to Top Stories · August 14Surfing Neanderthals commonly suffered from 'swimmer's ear', study findsdailymail.co.uk - Tim Collins Abnormal bony growths known as 'surfer's ear' were surprisingly common in Neanderthals, according to a new study. Surfer's ear, or external auditory …
JJerry Welchadded this to History · 6dSurfing Neanderthals spent a surprising amount of time underwater | New Scientistnewscientist.com - By Ruby Prosser Scully Bony growths found in Neanderthals’ ears suggest that aquatic foraging was a big part of their lifestyle. This adds to evidence that Neanderthals …
Daily Kosadded this to Daily Kos Trending · August 15Fossils Top Comments: Early Humans Editiondailykos.com - gizmo59 for Top Comments When it comes to my science posts, I will search and find something I find interesting, and then leave that tab open on my browser until I have the …
Daily Mirroradded this to Daily Mirror · August 12Baking Caveman living in Alps offers 'Neanderthal lessons' on how to survive in wildmirror.co.uk - Latifa Yedroudj Guido Camia, 37, who used to work as a pastry chef, has ditched city-living to be one with nature - armed with just a spear and arrow to ward off …
Daily Mail added this to Top Stories · August 12Humanity Swedish sculptor brings back to life long dead facesdailymail.co.uk - Tim Collins Faces of people who died thousands of years ago are revealed in these stunning pictures, after they were expertly reconstructed by a Swedish sculptor. …
REVOLVER MAGAZINEadded this to REVOLVER Magazine · August 12Rock Music Hear Skeletonwitch's Guitarist Shred on Dead Neanderthals' New Song "Death Bell"revolvermag.com - Kelsey Chapstick Scott Hedrick joins Dutch avant-jazz duo for expansive two-song EP 'Ghosts'
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Firstpostadded this to Tech2 · August 12India News Neanderthal man offers survival courses in Alps, prepares you for climate change- Technology News, FirstpostFirstpost - Agence France-PresseAug 12, 2019 12:12:37 IST Guido Camia can show you how to light fires using just a flintstone, survive on a diet of insects and build a forest shelter. The 37-year-old, who …
Falconadded this to Eclectica · August 10Humanity Chins are a bit useless so why do we have them?BBC News - By Melissa HogenboomChins: we all have them, sitting a bit uselessly at the bottom of our faces. Some people have strong chins, others are said to have weaker chins. But if you were pushed to explain what chins are actually
CNNadded this to World · August 6World News Fossil find reveals that the world's largest parrot was over 3 feet tallCNN - By Ashley Strickland, CNN(CNN) — About 19 million years ago, the world's largest parrot lived in New Zealand and used its massive beak to crack open food, according to a new study. The parrot stood over 3 feet tall and weighed
CNNadded this to Top Stories · August 5Fossils Fossils in La Brea Tar Pits reveal why coyotes still exist, but not saber-toothed catsCNN - By Ashley Strickland, CNN(CNN) — Thousands of years ago, animals and the predators who tried to attack them became trapped in the La Brea Tar Pits, providing a treasure trove of fossils for research. Now, a detailed study of predators
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