Rare Late Pleistocene-early Holocene human mandibles from the Niah Caves (Sarawak, Borneo)

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Mandíbulas humanas do Pleistoceno revelam alimentação no Sudeste Asiático

ZAP, 19 Jun 2018

(dr) Darren Curnoe Duas mandíbulas humanas. O maxilar superior tem 30.000 anos e a mandíbula inferior tem 11.000 anos.

30 000 år gamle kjever forteller om ur-kosthold

forskning.no, 10 Jun 2018

Det er lenge siden disse kjevebenene tygget mat. Kjevene tilhører mennesker som levde for rundt 30 000 og 10 000 år siden i…

Ancient rainforest humans feasted on dried meat, palm plants

The Siasat Daily, 09 Jun 2018

Sydney: Ancient hunter-gatherers in the Borneo tropics may have been feasting on dried meat and palm plants, shedding light on…

Ancient rainforest humans feasted on dried meat, palm plants

New Kerala, 08 Jun 2018

(2 hours ago) IANS Sydney, June 7 : Ancient hunter-gatherers in the Borneo tropics may have been feasting on dried meat and…

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