50,000 Year-Old String Shows Neanderthals Were Technologically Advanced

50,000 Year-Old String Shows Neanderthals Were Technologically Advanced  SciTechDailyArchaeologists Just Discovered That Neanderthals Made String 50,000 Years Ago, Suggesting They Were Way Smarter Than We Thought  artnet NewsAncient fragments of twisted fibers show Neanderthals grasped math and had a materialistic culture  ZME ScienceNeanderthals Were Capable of Making Cords | Archaeology  Sci-News.comAncient string provides further evidence of Neanderthals talents  ReutersView Full coverage...

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Habari Zinazoendana

5 years ago

CNET

10 Apr

Ancient string shows Neanderthals were into fiber technology, scientists say

Ancient string shows Neanderthals were into fiber technology, scientists say  CNETA 50,000-year-old piece of string hints at Neanderthal intelligence, scientists say  NBCNews.comTie game: Ancient bit of string shows Neanderthal handiwork  Phys.orgArchaeology: Ancient string discovery sheds light on Neanderthal life  HeritageDailyAncient yarn made by Neanderthals challenges theory they were far less intelligent than early humans  Daily MailView Full coverage on Google...

 

5 years ago

NBCNews.Com

09 Apr

A 50,000-year-old piece of string hints at Neanderthal intelligence, scientists say

A 50,000-year-old piece of string hints at Neanderthal intelligence, scientists say  NBCNews.comFascinating Discovery Suggests Neanderthals Invented String  GizmodoCrafty Neanderthals Made String, More Evidence for Their Intelligence  Ancient OriginsOldest ever piece of string was made by Neanderthals 50000 years ago  New Scientist NewsAncient yarn made by Neanderthals challenges theory they were far less intelligent than early humans  Daily MailView Full coverage on Google...

 

5 years ago

The Guardian

26 Mar

Cave find shows Neanderthals collected seafood, scientists say

Cave find shows Neanderthals collected seafood, scientists say  The GuardianNeanderthals were pioneers in marine resource exploitation: study  Phys.orgNeanderthals Feasted on Seafood, Seabirds, Perhaps Even Dolphins  The New York TimesNeanderthals ate food thought to be crucial to human intelligence — study  InverseEuropean Neanderthals ate fresh seafood, which may have given their brains a boost  CNNView Full coverage on Google News

 

5 years ago

SciTechDaily

27 Mar

Cave Excavation Shows Neanderthals Were Marine Pioneers – Ate Crab, Mussels, Seals & Dolphins

Cave Excavation Shows Neanderthals Were Marine Pioneers – Ate Crab, Mussels, Seals & Dolphins  SciTechDailyCave find shows Neanderthals collected seafood, scientists say  The GuardianNeanderthals ate seafood including crabs, clams, oysters and dolphins  Daily MailNeanderthals ate sharks and dolphins  BBC NewsNeanderthals feasted on seafood and nuts according to fossil remains  New Scientist NewsView Full coverage on Google News

 

5 years ago

Android Authority

18 Mar

Google's Advanced Protection gets more advanced

Google's Advanced Protection gets more advanced  Android AuthorityGoogle’s Advanced Protection program now blocks sideloading non-Play Store apps  XDA DevelopersGoogle APP users won't be allowed to install apps from outside the Play Store  ZDNetHonor 9x Pro Review  PhoneArenaGoogle's Advanced Protection limits sideloading of non-Play Store apps and turns on Play Protect automatically  Android PoliceView Full coverage on Google News

 

5 years ago

Business Insider

20 Feb

Leap year animation shows how February 29 keeps the seasons stable - Business Insider

Leap year animation shows how February 29 keeps the seasons stable - Business Insider  Business InsiderIs 2020 a Leap Year? Here's Why February Has an Extra Day  NewsweekView Full coverage on Google News

 

5 years ago

AnandTech

26 Mar

Folding@Home Reaches Exascale: 1,500,000,000,000,000,000 Operations Per Second for COVID-19

Folding@Home Reaches Exascale: 1,500,000,000,000,000,000 Operations Per Second for COVID-19  AnandTechView Full coverage on Google News

 

11 years ago

TheCitizen

22 Jan

Save 4,000 lives this year

Death on our roads these days is so commonplace that one might be forgiven for saying it should not be considered news. Yet even one death that could have been avoided must be big news--and bad news, for that matter.

 

11 years ago

TheCitizen

10 May

20,000 plus fistula cases treated in a year: Kebwe

>A total of 21,605 women, who were suffering from fistula, had been operated on for the past one year, the government said yesterday.

 

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