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Meet The Tiny Woman Behind One Big Discovery: Homo Naledi [EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW AND PHOTOS]
Researchers recently discovered a new human ancestor named Homo naledi. It took six tiny women to excavate the fossils from the narrow cave, and we had the chance to talk to one of them.
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Italian Cave Contained Possible Early Oatmeal
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Strands of Silver Identify Jamestown Graves
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A 'Carpet' of Ancient Stone Tools Uncovered in the Sahara
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Ireland's Dairy Industry Was Booming Even 6000 Years Ago
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