Chemical analysis of pottery reveals first dairying in Saharan Africa in thefifth millennium BC

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I've read the article some time earlier (yesterday I suppose?), but I remember my favourite part was the blatant propaganda (so all of it) reminiscent of the best of the best of the one legendary medi...

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Libyan rights group condemns killing of judge al-Jazwi

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A Libyan human rights group has condemned the killing of a judge investigating last year's murder of a defected long-time aide to Col Gaddafi. The Libyan Observatory for Human Rights said the National Transitional Council was responsible for the killing of Jumah Hasan al-Jazwi.

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Chemical analysis of pottery reveals first dairying in Saharan Africa in thefifth millennium BC
The first unequivocal evidence that humans in prehistoric Saharan Africa used cattle for their milk nearly 7,000 years ago is described in research by an international team of scientists, led by the University of Bristol, UK, published June 20 in Nature. By analysing fatty acids extracted from unglazed pottery...

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The Archaeology News Network: Prehistoric human skeleton discovered in Sri LankaPrehistoric human skeleton discovered in Sri Lanka | The Archaeology News Network »

A skeleton of the Balangoda man was found at the excavation site of the Pahiyangala cave a few days ago, he said. It was the first time that a prehistoric human skeleton was unearthed in Sri Lanka, Dr.