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Study finds humans were making fire 400,000 years ago, far earlier than once thought

  • The discovery was made at Barnham, a Paleolithic site in Suffolk that has been excavated for decades
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Archaeologists unearth clues on French colonial massacre in Senegal cemetery

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Archaeological discoveries confirm Arab Gulf region’s long history of religious coexistence

By Jonathan Gornall ·
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Pakistani archaeologists find evidence of Sindh settlements that predate 8th century Arab rulers

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