Archaeology: Uncovering Human History
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Archaeology: Uncovering Human History

Corrected by Emir Baycan · on When Notes Fly · 12 July 2026 · View published page ↗

Dive into archaeology, exploring excavation methods, dating techniques, and significant discoveries uncovering past behaviors.

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A 2019 Nature paper by Welker and colleagues recovered protein seque…
+A 2020 Nature paper by Welker and colleagues recovered protein seque…
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A 2022 LiDAR study published in Nature Human Behaviour by Marcello C
+A 2018 LiDAR study published in Science by Marcello Canuto and colle

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Verified: body text correctly gives the Welker et al. study as 2020/800,000 years and the Canuto et al. study as the 2018 Science paper mapping over 61,000 structures. Both bibliography entries (Welker et al. 2020, Nature 580:235-238; Canuto et al. 2018, Science 361(6409), DOI 10.1126/science.aau0137) match. No stale 2019/1.9-million-year or 2022/Nature Human Behaviour/417-cities figures remain anywhere on the page, and the FAQ schema does not reference either study. No further changes needed.

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