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Image of the Day: Prehistoric Baby Bottles
Infants may have been drinking animal milk from vessels for thousands of years.
Image of the Day: Prehistoric Baby Bottles
Image of the Day: Prehistoric Baby Bottles
Infants may have been drinking animal milk from vessels for thousands of years.
Infants may have been drinking animal milk from vessels for thousands of years.
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Bronze Age
Bronze Age
Even in the Bronze Age, Humans Altered Soil Chemistry
Kerry Grens | Jun 13, 2018
Ancient bones from Ireland reveal that farming has changed nitrogen composition in land for the last 3,000 years.
Bronze Age Plague Sequenced
Karen Zusi | Oct 26, 2015
Plague-causing bacteria may have been around as early as 5,000 years ago, though a genomic analysis suggests that ancient strains were less contagious.