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Nesher Ramla Homo: New Prehistoric Human discovered in Israel
Fossilized human bones found near Ramla dating back to 120,000 years ago reveal a new type of human, hitherto unknown to science, and possibly of a source population for the European Neanderthals
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Science Panorama
Deceased but still intact
How are mummies created, and what is in common between deserts, snowy peaks and boglands?
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Science Panorama
A Decade of Science
Microbiomes, big data, the Higgs boson, and brain-computer interface
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Show Me the Phoenician Money
An Israeli study reveals the ancient Phoenician trade routes
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Probably the Oldest Beer in the World
Researchers at the University of Haifa found that residents of the Carmel region were brewing beer as early as 13,000 years ago
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The Olive Tree and the Volcanic Eruption
Dating one of the most important volcanic eruptions in history based on an olive tree branch may be misleading, an Israeli study finds
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Goat Sweet Goat
A genetic study including work by Israeli and Iranian scientists sheds new light on the origin of domesticated goats
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A Man Before his Time
Findings from a cave on Mt. Carmel indicate that modern humans departed Africa tens of thousands of years earlier than previously thought
