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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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Parasites in Ancient Poo Reflect Neolithic Settlers’ Lifestyle
Ashley P. Taylor | Jun 21, 2019
From an excavation of a site called Çatalhöyük, in modern-day Turkey, scientists recover preserved whipworm eggs—a sign of settling down and living in close quarters.