| It's Nature, Not Nurture: Personality Lies in Genes, Twins Study Shows - Telegraph (2012-05-16) |
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| Dogs 'Helped Man Out-Compete with Neanderthals' - Telegraph (2012-05-16) |
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| The Ancient American Bones at Centre of Two Lawsuits - New Scientist (2012-05-16) |
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| Maternal Deaths Plunged Over 2 Decades, to About 287,000 in 2010, U.N. Reports - New York Times (2012-05-16) |
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| Dam Project Threatens a Way of Life in Peru - New York Times (2012-05-15) |
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| What Natural Blonds Tell Us About the Power of Pigment - Telegraph (2012-05-15) |
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| A Mummy Switcheroo - Discovery News (2012-05-15) |
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| Photos: "Body Jars," Cliff Coffins Are Clues to Unknown Tribe - National Geographic News (2012-05-15) |
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| Archaeo News Podcast 210 - Past Horizons (2012-05-15) |
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| Glastonbury Abbey Excavations Reveal Saxon Glass Industry - Past Horizons (2012-05-14) |
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| Engravings of Female Genitalia May Be World's Oldest Cave Art - Science (2012-05-14) |
| 1 - A Precursor to Playboy: Graphic Images in Rock - New York Times (2012-05-14) |
| 2 - 37,000 year old Aurignacian rock art confirmed - Past Horizons (2012-05-15) |
| 3 - Europe's Early Man Drew Female Sex Organs, Animals - Discovery News (2012-05-14) |
| 4 - Early Europe Art Depicts Female Sex Organs: Photos - Discovery News (2012-05-14) |
| 5 - Female Genitalia Carvings Are Europe's Oldest Rock Art - LiveScience (2012-05-14) |
| 6 - Gallery: Europe's Oldest Rock Art - LiveScience (2012-05-14) |
| 7 - Anthropologists discover earliest form of wall art - EurekAlert (2012-05-14) |
| 8 - Anthropologists Discover Earliest Form of Wall Art - Science Daily (2012-05-14) |
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| Ape Apps: Orangutans Learn With iPads At Miami Zoo - NPR (2012-05-14) |
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| Why Women Choose Bad Boys - LiveScience (2012-05-14) |
| 1 - UTSA study finds ovulating women perceive sexy cads as good dads - EurekAlert (2012-05-14) |
| 2 - Chasing the Wrong Guys? Blame Your Hormones - Pacific Standard (2012-05-15) |
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| Parenting Lessons from the Ancient World - Discovery News (2012-05-13) |
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| Symbolism and Social Exchange Leads to Homo Sapien Expansion - Past Horizons (2012-05-13) |
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| Nepal's Mystery Language on the Verge of Extinction - BBC News (2012-05-12) |
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| Study Links Biodiversity and Language Loss - BBC News (2012-05-12) |
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| How Stone Age Man Invented the Art of Raving - Guardian (2012-05-12) |
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| Breast-Feeding a 3-Year-Old Is Normal, Anthropologist Says - Detroit Free Press (2012-05-12) |
| 1 - Out of the Mouth of Babes - Scientific American (2012-05-15) |
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| Tour the Pyramids Online - Discovery News (2012-05-11) |
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| Murals Offer Glimpse of Mayan Astronomy - Nature (2012-05-10) |
| 1 - Mayan art and calendar at Xultun stun archaeologists - BBC News (2012-05-10) |
| 2 - Looting Leads Archaeologists to Oldest Known Mayan Calendar - Science (2012-05-10) |
| 3 - The world may not end soon predicts newly found Mayan calendar - Telegraph (2012-05-11) |
| 4 - Mayan astronomical charts found in Guatemalan jungle are oldest known - Guardian (2012-05-10) |
| 5 - Mayan calendar: excavation reveals mural of ancient calculations – interactive - Guardian (2012-05-10) |
| 6 - Unprecedented Maya Mural Found, Contradicts 2012 "Doomsday" Myth - National Geographic News (2012-05-10) |
| 7 - Pictures: New Maya Mural, Calendars Debunk 2012 Myth - National Geographic News (2012-05-10) |
| 8 - Mayan Artwork Uncovered In A Guatemalan Forest - NPR (2012-05-13) |
| 9 - Painted Maya Walls Reveal Calendar Writing - New York Times (2012-05-10) |
| 10 - Maya lunar calendar notes discovered in Guatemala - Reuters (2012-05-10) |
| 11 - Maya wall calendar discovered - Science News (2012-05-10) |
| 12 - Maya astronomical tables found daubed on wall - New Scientist (2012-05-10) |
| 13 - Mayan Ruins Describe Dates Beyond 2012 'Doomsday' - Discovery News (2012-05-11) |
| 14 - Never Mind the Apocalypse: Earliest Mayan Calendar Found - Discovery News (2012-05-11) |
| 15 - Mayan calendar found in Guatemala is oldest known - Past Horizons (2012-05-11) |
| 16 - Maya Murals: Stunning Images of King & Calendar - LiveScience (2012-05-10) |
| 17 - Mural Found On Walls a First for a Maya Dwelling; Painted Numbers Reflect Calendar Reaching Well Beyond 2012 - Science Daily (2012-05-10) |
| 18 - Inscriptions Found On Walls of a Maya Dwelling Reflect Calendar Reaching Well Beyond 2012 - Science Daily (2012-05-10) |
| 19 - Artwork found on walls a first for a Maya dwelling - EurekAlert (2012-05-10) |
| 20 - Maya calendar workshop documents time beyond 2012 - MSNBC (2012-05-10) |
| 21 - Never Mind the Apocalypse: Earliest Mayan Calendar Found - Discovery News (2012-05-11) |
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| Like Humans, Chimps Have Culture, Too - LiveScience (2012-05-10) |
| 1 - Culture results when chimps get cracking - Science News (2012-05-10) |
| 2 - Neighboring chimp communities have their own nut-cracking styles - EurekAlert (2012-05-10) |
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| Archaeologists Discover Lost Language - Science Daily (2012-05-10) |
| 1 - Whisper from a forgotten language - Past Horizons (2012-05-14) |
| 2 - Unknown language found stamped in ancient clay tablet - New Scientist (2012-05-10) |
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| Nurture, Not Nature, Determines Baby's 'Macho' Hormone Levels - LiveScience (2012-05-10) |
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| War of Words Over Tribal Tongue - Nature (2012-05-09) |
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| Stone-Throwing Chimp Is Back -- And This Time It's Personal - Science (2012-05-09) |
| 1 - Chimp Acts Like Jerk, Gets Praised by Scientists - ABC News (2012-05-12) |
| 2 - Chimpanzee uses innovative foresighted methods to fool humans - EurekAlert (2012-05-10) |
| 3 - Spontaneous Innovation for Future Deception in a Male Chimpanzee - PLoS ONE (2012-05-09) |
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| Ancient Bones Won't Be Reburied Until California Lawsuit Settled - Science (2012-05-09) |
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| Buddhists and Hindus Are on the Rise Nationally, Baylor University Professor Finds - EurekAlert (2012-05-09) |
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| New Light On Enigmatic Burial Rituals in Cambodian Mountains - Science Daily (2012-05-09) |
| 1 - New light on enigmatic burial rituals in Cambodian mountains - EurekAlert (2012-05-08) |
| 2 - Cambodia’s enigmatic burial rituals - Past Horizons (2012-05-12) |
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| Two Trepanned Skulls from the Middles Ages Are Found in Soria, Spain - Science Daily (2012-05-09) |
| 1 - Two trepanned skulls from the Middles Ages found in Spain - Past Horizons (2012-05-13) |
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| Rare Neurons Found in Monkeys’ Brains - Science News (2012-05-09) |
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| When Did Our Ancestors Learn to Do the Right Thing? - New Scientist (2012-05-09) |
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| The Search for Immortality: Tomb Treasures of Han China - Past Horizons (2012-05-09) |
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| As the Ice Age Ended... How Was Europe Repopulated? - Science Daily (2012-05-08) |
| 1 - How Europe was repopulated as the Ice Age ended - Past Horizons (2012-05-14) |
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| First Evidence of a Cult in Judah at Time of King David - Science Daily (2012-05-08) |
| 1 - 3,000-year-old artifacts reveal history behind biblical David and Goliath - MSNBC (2012-05-08) |
| 2 - Earliest Evidence of Biblical Cult Discovered - LiveScience (2012-05-09) |
| 3 - Earliest Evidence of Biblical Cult Discovered - Discovery News (2012-05-10) |
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| Rarest Gorilla Revealed in Camera Trap Video - Discovery News (2012-05-08) |
| 1 - World's rarest gorilla captured in wild on video - LiveScience (2012-05-08) |
| 2 - World's rarest gorilla captured in wild on video - MSNBC (2012-05-08) |
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| Brain Represses Bad Words for Bilingual Readers - LiveScience (2012-05-08) |
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| Here’s Your Brain When You Brag - ABC News (2012-05-08) |
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| Ancient Ballgame Reveals More About Early Mesoamerican Society - Science Daily (2012-05-08) |
| 1 - GW professor's research on ancient ballgame reveals more about early Mesoamerican society - EurekAlert (2012-05-08) |
| 2 - Ballplayer Statue Suggests Sports Were Big in Ancient Mexico - LiveScience (2012-05-11) |
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| Oh, to Be Bilingual in the Anglosphere - New Scientist (2012-05-08) |
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| Bipedalism, Birth and Brain Evolution - Guardian (2012-05-07) |
| 1 - Anthropologist Finds Explanation for Hominin Brain Evolution in Famous Fossils - Science Daily (2012-05-07) |
| 2 - Our Ancestors' Squishy Skulls Led to Bulging Brains - LiveScience (2012-05-07) |
| 3 - Our ancestors' squishy skulls led to bulging brains - MSNBC (2012-05-07) |
| 4 - Typically Human Brain Development Older Than First Thought - Science Daily (2012-05-08) |
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| Whence the Domestic Horse? - Science (2012-05-07) |
| 1 - Mystery of horse taming 'solved' by gene study - BBC News (2012-05-08) |
| 2 - Mystery of the Domestication of the Horse Solved: Competing Theories Reconciled - Science Daily (2012-05-07) |
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| Civil War Fort at Jamestown Is Dug Up to Get at 1607 Site - Washington Post (2012-05-07) |
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| Endangered Species, Languages Linked at High Biodiversity Regions - EurekAlert (2012-05-07) |
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| Old Maps and Dead Clams Help Solve Aran Boulder Mystery - Past Horizons (2012-05-06) |
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| Archaeologists Accuse Minister of Defence of Allowing US Company to 'Plunder' Shipwreck - Guardian (2012-05-05) |
| 1 - MoD accused of allowing the ‘plunder’ of a shipwreck - Past Horizons (2012-05-06) |
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| Ancient Map Gives Clue to Fate of 'Lost Colony' - Telegraph (2012-05-04) |
| 1 - Scientists report new clue to fate of Roanoke Lost Colony - MSNBC (2012-05-03) |
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| New Light on Revolutions That Weren't - Science (2012-05-04) |
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| How Roman Women Got Around the Banking System - Past Horizons (2012-05-04) |
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| 9-Month-Olds Show Racial Bias When Looking at Faces - LiveScience (2012-05-04) |
| 1 - Research suggests infants begin to learn about race in the first year - EurekAlert (2012-05-02) |
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