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Göbekli Tepe, Complex C. Credit: Gil Khaklai, Tel Aviv University

Israeli researchers discovered a mysterious geometric complex in a Neolithic temple in Turkey built 6,000 years before Stonehenge

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Experimental archaeology: a tuber cutting experiment using a small recycled spatter. Above on the right, the way the sprayer was held in the hand during the experiment (credit: Flavia Venditti)

Researchers have identified remains of animals and plants from hundreds of thousands of years ago on tiny flint vessels

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Modern man next to Neanderthal man. Illustration: shutterstock

Why was the thorax of the Neanderthal man different in structure from the modern man?

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Cut marks made with a flint tool on part of the flat face of a tortoise shell from Kesem Cave. Photography with a scanning electron microscope and a three-dimensional model with an electron microscope.

Researchers from Tel Aviv University found evidence of eating turtles 400 thousand years ago

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Findings of 400-year-old human teeth from Kesem Cave - credit Prof. Israel Hershkowitz

Another proof of the early use of fire: remains of coal and plant food in the tartar of human teeth from 400 thousand years ago

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Magic Cave: A scan of a sanded "block" of earth excavated from the cave, showing burnt bones and fragments of limestone in a gray deposit of ash from the campfire. Photo: Weizmann Institute and Tel Aviv University

First evidence of regular use of fire in Kesem Cave from 300 thousand years ago

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Prof. Avi Gopher. Photo: Magic Cave Excavation Project

Researchers from Tel Aviv University have solved the mystery of the appearance of early modern man in Israel - as early as 400,000 years ago

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Photo of flint blades in Kesem Cave Photo: Pavel Shargo/The Institute of Archeology Tel Aviv University

Archaeologists from Tel Aviv University revealed that a modern man who lived in a magic cave 400-200 thousand years ago developed modern technologies for their time

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The oldest modern human teeth discovered in Kesem Cave. Photo: Israel Hershkovitz, Tel Aviv University

Why did the ancient man from the beginning of the eye cause a storm on the Internet?

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The oldest modern human teeth discovered in Kesem Cave. Photo: Israel Hershkovitz, Tel Aviv University

The oldest modern human remains were discovered in a cave near Rosh Ha'Ain

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