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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Ancient Humans"”.

  1. Resting places

    Ancient humans stored family remains under their houses as we have surely stored memories in our attics. As civilization progressed, ashes were placed in urns which often replicated the house where one lived on earth. Eventually more elaborate and stylized monuments housed the remains. Recent …

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  2. Mitochondrial DNA in ancient human populations of Europe.

    … This can lead to erroneous interpretations of ancient human population history, a problem that potentially could be circumvented by the direct assessment of genetic diversity in ancient humans. Despite important methodological problems associated with contamination and post-mortem degradation …

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  3. Generative Discovery via Reinforcement Learning

    … for technological advancement and mirrors how humans and animals learn new skills—often through trial and error. Ancient humans, for example, discovered fire by experimenting with different methods, and children learned to walk and use tools through repeated attempts and failures. In chemistry, …

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  4. The Palaeogenomics of Arctic and Sub-Arctic Peoples: A Study of Population Genetics, Adaptations, and Pathogen Incidence

    … the last regions of the world to be inhabited by humans; there, sophisticated technologies were developed for hunting marine mammals. Continued migration waves of ancient Western Eurasians and ancient East Asians into northeastern Siberia led to the early formation of the “Palaeo-Siberians'' in …

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