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11.17.09 | in History | by Charles Q. Choi
Heart Disease Found in Ancient Mummies
Signs of heart disease in ancient people suggests that modern lifestyles are not entirely to blame.
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11.13.09 | in History | by Charles Q. Choi
Humans Still Evolving as Our Brains Shrink
Shrinking brains and lactose intolerance are two signs that human evolution is still at work.
11.11.09 | in History | by LiveScience Staff
King Tut's Tomb to Get Makeover
It is the smallest of the 26 royal tombs known so far in the Valley of the Kings. It is also the most visited.
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11.09.09 | in History | by Andrea Thompson
Maya Murals Give Rare View of Everyday Life
Murals uncovered in ancient Mayan mound give rare glimpse at everyday life.
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11.09.09 | in History | by Charles Q. Choi
Human Origins: Our Crazy Family Tree
What do nutcracker man, the hobbit and others tell us about humanity?
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11.05.09 | in History | by Charles Q. Choi
The Many Mysteries of Neanderthals
Scientists are still trying to figure out why we succeeded while our closest human relatives didn't.
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11.05.09 | in History | by LiveScience Staff
Incriminating Photo of Lee Harvey Oswald Not Faked
Digital forensic analysis shows incriminating photo of Lee Harvey Oswald not fake.
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11.04.09 | in History | by Charles Q. Choi
Human Evolution: Our Closest Living Relatives, the Chimps
Chimpanzees offer many clues as to how we evolved our human traits.
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11.02.09 | in History | by LiveScience Staff
Ancient Civilization Cut Path to Demise
The ancient South American Nasca civilization may have caused its own demise by clear-cutting huge swaths of forest, a new study found.
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11.02.09 | in History | by Charles Q. Choi
Human Evolution: Where We Came From
A chronology of hominids tells the story of some of the most significant ancestors we know about and how they're all linked by evolution.
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11.02.09 | in History | by LiveScience Staff
POLL: Your View of Human Evolution
The theory is based on solid evidence from several fields and different lines of research, but it remains highly controversial.
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10.29.09 | in History | by Heather Whipps
Why We Carve Pumpkins, Not Turnips
There are actual historical reasons that we carve pumpkins every Oct. 31.
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10.28.09 | in History | by Charles Q. Choi
Top 10 Mysteries of the First Humans
Humans are unique among life on this planet, and much remains a mystery as to how we evolved.
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10.23.09 | in History | by Andrea Thompson
Evidence Alexander the Great Wasn't First at Alexandria
Microscopic pollen, charcoal in sediments suggest settlement that pre-dated founding of Alexandria.
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10.21.09 | in History | by LiveScience Staff
Modern Men Are Wimps
Inactivity has led to a decline in physical abilities, author claims.
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10.19.09 | in History | by LiveScience Staff
Egyptian Tombs Flooded by 'Faulty' Ancient Methods
Ancient Egyptians exploited cracks in Earth to make tomb-digging easier.
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10.09.09 | in History | by Charles Q. Choi
Real Tsunami May Have Inspired Legend of Atlantis
The volcanic explosion that obliterated much of the island that might have inspired the legend of Atlantis.
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10.05.09 | in History | by Andrea Thompson
Ancient Rome's Real Population Revealed
Buried coins suggest dip in population explains discrepancy in Roman censuses.
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10.01.09 | in History | by Jeanna Bryner
Our Ancestor: Not Chimp, Not Human
Earliest hominid remains shed light on human origins.
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09.29.09 | in History | by LiveScience Staff
Spies Clueless About Iran's Nuclear Weapons Program
Iran either stopped efforts to build a nuclear weapon in 2003 or has restarted the effort, or it was never stopped.
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