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New study reveals the influx of south-to-north migration on the origin of ancient Maya people and the spread of maize horticulture.

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New study reveals the influx of south-to-north migration on the origin of ancient Maya people and the spread of maize horticulture.

A new paleoclimatic study reveals that the abandonment of Norse settlements in southern Greenland (15th century AD) was mostly linked to the increasingly dry conditions of the area instead of an abrupt temperature change.

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A new paleoclimatic study reveals that the abandonment of Norse settlements in southern Greenland (15th century AD) was mostly linked to the increasingly dry conditions of the area instead of an abrupt temperature change.

New genomic data about the Gauls population from France reveal an absence of discontinuity between Bronze Age and Iron Age groups in France, and support a cultural and progressive transition rather than a massive influx of external groups.

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New genomic data about the Gauls population from France reveal an absence of discontinuity between Bronze Age and Iron Age groups in France, and support a cultural and progressive transition rather than a massive influx of external groups.

New contribution discussing the scientific value and the ethical issues related to the Documented Human Osteological Collections of the University of Bologna and the proposal of new directions in this type of scientific studies.

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New contribution discussing the scientific value and the ethical issues related to the Documented Human Osteological Collections of the University of Bologna and the proposal of new directions in this type of scientific studies.

New insights about the social meaning of the use of pigments funerary practices in the Neolithic community of Çatalhöyük (Turkey).

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New insights about the social meaning of the use of pigments funerary practices in the Neolithic community of Çatalhöyük (Turkey).

New isotopic results confirm the socioeconomic variability of steppe populations and provide new data about the economic importance of millet in Southern Siberia during the early centuries CE.

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New isotopic results confirm the socioeconomic variability of steppe populations and provide new data about the economic importance of millet in Southern Siberia during the early centuries CE.