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  1. 'Our results suggest a variable but plant-based diet (largely C3) for these hominins. Therefore, we argue that Australopithecus at Sterkfontein did not engage in regular mammalian meat consumption.' science.org/doi/10.1126/scienc #foodhistory #ancienthominins #foodarchaeology

  2. Sex with Neanderthals was common for early Eurasian Homo sapiens, DNA says - Enlarge (credit: Hajdinjak et al. 2020)
    DNA from the earliest Homo sapiens in E... - arstechnica.com/?p=1755625 #ancienthominins #humanevolution #humanmigration #paleogenomics #anthropology #neanderthals #archaeology #ancientdna #hominins #science

  3. Not-so-hostile takeover: Human Y chromosome displaced the Neanderthals’ version - Comparison of Modern Human and Neanderthal skulls from the Cleveland Museum of Natural History. (c... - arstechnica.com/?p=1709244 #paleoanthropology #homininevolution #ancienthominins #humanevolution #paleogenomics #neanderthals #archaeology #ancientdna #denisovans #science

  4. Humans reached Saudi Arabia at least 120,000 years ago - About 120,000 years ago, two or three people walked along the shore of a shallow lake in what... - arstechnica.com/?p=1707697 #ancienthominins #humanmigration #archaeology #outofafrica #pleistocene #saudiarabia #footprints #hominins #science

  5. Anthropologists describe the first skeleton of a Homo naledi child - The excavation was a mixture of spelunking expedition and paleontology field trip yet provided enou... more: arstechnica.com/?p=1666248 #paleoanthropology #homininevolution #ancienthominins #dinaledichamber #humanancestors #humanevolution #anthropology #homonaledi #hominins #science

  6. Long after some hominins were bipedal, others stuck to the trees - Enlarge / The excavation site where the bones were found. (credit: Georgiou et al. 2020)
    We alrea... more: arstechnica.com/?p=1664227 #paleoanthropology #australopithecus #homininevolution #ancienthominins #humanancestors #humanevolution #archaeology #hominins #science #femurs

  7. Neanderthals may have been shallow free divers, suggests a new study - Enlarge / Because Mediterranean smooth clams live up to their name, their shells produce a cleaner ... more: arstechnica.com/?p=1645611 #ancientpeopledidstuff #paleolithiceurope #homininevolution #ancienthominins #neanderthals #archaeology #paleolithic #hominins #science

  8. Neanderthals were different because their genes were regulated differently - A modern human and Neanderthal skull face off. (credit: hairymuseummatt / DrMikeBaxter / via Wikime... more: arstechnica.com/?p=1581989 #ancienthominins #dnaregulation #neanderthals #science

  9. Neanderthal glue was a bigger deal than we thought - This replica shows how Neanderthals might have used birch tar to haft a projectile point. (credit: ... more: arstechnica.com/?p=1589395 #paleoarchaeology #ancienthominins #neanderthals #archaeology #stonetools #hominins #science

  10. Long stretches of Neanderthal and Denisovan DNA helped Homo sapiens adapt - Global map of Denisovan gene frequency in modern human genomes (credit: Image courtesy of Jacobsson... more: arstechnica.com/?p=1588587 #populationgenetics #ancienthominins #paleogenomics #neanderthals #humangenome #denisovans #science #dna