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  1. A giant cat picture was just discovered among the Nazca Lines - Enlarge / The cat is drawn from the side, with its head turned toward the viewer. (credit: Johny Is... - arstechnica.com/?p=1715622 #pre-columbiancivilizations #indigenoussouthamerica #ancientpeopledidstuff #ancientsouthamerica #archaeology #nascalines #nazcalines #geoglyphs #science #nasca #nazca #cats

  2. Incest may have helped early Irish rulers maintain their claims to power - Enlarge (credit: Ken Williams, shadowsandstone.com)
    A man buried in the inner chamber of Newgrang... more: arstechnica.com/?p=1684398 #ancientpeopledidstuff #populationgenetics #monumentbuilding #ancienteurope #passagetombs #archaeology #ancientdna #megaliths #neolithic #newgrange #science #ireland #incest

  3. People built bone circles at the edge of ice sheets, and we don’t know why - Enlarge (credit: Alexander Pryor)
    As the last Ice Age tightened its hold on Europe, a group of pe... more: arstechnica.com/?p=1662135 #ancientpeopledidstuff #lastglacialmaximum #russianarchaeology #ancienteurope #archaeology #pleistocene #mammoths #science #iceage

  4. Neanderthals suffered from a veritable epidemic of swimmer’s ear - Enlarge / The arrows point to bony growths called external auditory exostoses, or swimmer's ear, in... more: arstechnica.com/?p=1553569 #biologicalanthropology #ancientpeopledidstuff #paleoanthropology #neanderthals #archaeology #pleistocene #hominins #science

  5. Did Stonehenge builders use pig grease to help slide megaliths into place? - Enlarge / Feasts at nearby Durrington Walls drew attendees from all over Britain. (credit: Stefan K... more: arstechnica.com/?p=1545879 #organicresidueanalysis #stonehengeconstruction #ancientpeopledidstuff #prehistoricbritain #ancientbritain #archaeology #stonehenge #megaliths #neolithic #science

  6. A 2,000-year-old stylus makes a point about ancient Roman humor - Enlarge / The text is inscribed on all four sides of the stylus. (credit: Museum of London Archaeol... more: arstechnica.com/?p=1543709 #ancientpeopledidstuff #ancientgraffiti #ancientbritain #ancienteurope #ancientrome #archaeology #romanempire #science