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70-Million-Year-Old Carnivore Egg Unveiled in Patagonia: Could It Still Hold a Baby
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/biology/argentina-just-found-a-70-million-year-old-dinosaur-egg-and-scientists-think-it-might-still-have-a-baby-insidethe surprise. Beyond the rarity of the egg itself, such specimens can illuminate aspects of dinosaur biology that skeletal remains cannot, including nesting strategies, reproductive cycles, and parental care. The expedition, organized by the Laboratory...
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Egyptian Princesses’ Bones Show They Trained In Combat
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/science/these-egyptian-princesses-were-buried-with-weapons-their-bones-prove-whyNew bone analysis of Egyptian princesses uncovers how they lived and endured, challenging the view that their accompanying weapons were merely symbolic. A recent bioarchaeological analysis of six royal skeletons from Dahshur has demonstrated that elite...
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1500-Year-Old DNA Reveals Lost Himalayan Population With Half South Asian, Half Tibetan Roots
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/genetics/scientists-discover-a-lost-himalayan-population-hidden-in-1-500-year-old-dna-from-a-remote-mountain-caveunknown group that inhabited the high Himalayas of Ladakh roughly 1,500 years ago. Genetic material recovered from skeletal remains in the Old Lady Spider Cave reveals an unusual blend of South Asian and Tibetan lineages, shedding new light on the...
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Scientists Have Finally Reconstructed The Face Of A Woman Buried As A Vampire In Poland
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/earth-science/scientists-rebuild-face-of-vampire-woman-buried-400-years-ago-with-a-sickle-across-her-neckthe geographical data to portray her with blue eyes and dark blond hair. Beyond the artistic interpretation, her skeletal remains provided a roadmap of her health, revealing a life marked by significant physical challenges. Her sternum displayed...
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Archaeologists Discover 2,500-Year-Old Etruscan Well Containing Rare Bronzes and Human Remains
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/earth-science/archaeologists-looked-deep-into-a-2-500-year-old-well-and-found-mysterious-relics-of-a-vanished-civilizationthe well suggest a deliberate chronological sequence of ritual use. At the deepest levels, researchers discovered the skeletal remains of a man and a woman. Above these, they found a collection of high-quality artifacts, including a unique bronze plate...
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New Research Says Hobbit Ancestors Lived Off Komodo Dragon Scraps, Not Hunting
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/biology/ancient-hobbit-humans-may-have-lived-off-predator-leftovers-new-research-suggestsFossil study reveals Homo floresiensis likely survived by scavenging Komodo dragon kills, not hunting large prey. A fresh analysis of fossil remains from the Indonesian island of Flores is overturning the long‑standing view of Homo floresiensis as a...
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Archaeologists Reveal Why A Wealthy 17th Century Woman Was Buried With A Sickle And Padlock
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/biology/a-17th-century-polish-grave-revealed-a-woman-buried-like-a-vampire-with-a-lock-on-her-foot-leaving-archaeologists-searching-for-who-she-waswith Scandinavian populations and is nearly nonexistent in modern Slavic groups. Furthermore, chemical analysis of her skeletal remains indicates she endured nutritional stress during her short life, showing signs of limited access to animal-based...
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Stone Tools Suggest Neanderthals Ventured Far Deeper Into The Arabian Desert Than Thought
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/biology/neanderthals-may-have-walked-into-the-saudi-arabian-desert-55-000-years-ago-much-farther-south-than-anyone-thoughtbe required to silence remaining doubts. However, given that Arabia’s harsh climate is notoriously poor at preserving skeletal remains and genetic material, archaeologists are currently reliant on stone tools to reconstruct the movements of early human...
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Lucy (Australopithecus): A Window into Human Evolution
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/topics/biodiversity/lucy-australopithecusin paleoanthropology, shedding light on the origins of bipedalism and the evolutionary journey of hominids. Her skeletal remains offer a snapshot of a pivotal moment in our ancestry, bridging the gap between apes and modern humans. As both a scientific...
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Ancient Roman Toilets Expose a Hidden Disease Crisis at Hadrian’s Wall
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/health/ancient-roman-toilets-expose-a-hidden-disease-crisis-at-hadrians-wallUnderstanding disease in the past is challenging. Written sources rarely describe common illnesses in detail, and skeletal remains only preserve evidence of certain conditions. Intestinal infections, which affect soft tissues, usually leave no visible...
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Exquisitely Preserved 36,000 Year Old Saber Toothed Cub Discovered in Siberian Permafrost
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/biology/scientists-unearthed-a-35-000-year-old-saber-toothed-cat-mummy-with-its-whiskers-and-claws-still-intactA remarkably preserved 36,000-year-old saber-toothed cub has been discovered with its whiskers and claws intact, revealing features never seen in fossils. A remarkable discovery in Siberia’s permafrost has unveiled the remains of a saber-toothed cat...
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Four Ancient Snakes Found Curled Together Reveal 38 Million Year Old Hibernation Secret
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/biology/paleontologists-found-four-snakes-that-died-curled-together-in-a-burrow-38-million-years-ago-preserved-by-volcanic-ashtrapping them in their burrow and shielding them from the typical taphonomic processes that usually destroy fragile skeletal remains. “Fossilization is a rough process. You need exactly the right conditions to preserve something,” said Caldwell. “Modern...
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Scientists Finally Identify Japan’s First Armored Dinosaur Hidden in a Fossil for 20 Years
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/biology/scientists-just-identified-japans-first-ever-armored-dinosaur-hidden-inside-a-skull-for-over-20-yearsand Europe, nodosaurids are notably scarce in Asia, and most known specimens are identified through postcranial skeletal remains rather than skulls. Nipponopelta yezoensis provides a rare exception, as it is only the second Asian nodosaurid identified...
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5,500-Year-Old DNA Rewrites the History of Syphilis
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/genetics/5500-year-old-syphilis-mystery-solvedScientists have recovered ancient DNA from a 5,500-year-old skeleton in Colombia, revealing the oldest known genetic evidence of a syphilis-related bacterium and offering new insight into how these diseases evolved. Syphilis has troubled human...
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Ancient Bronze Sword Unearthed in Germany Still Shines After 3,000 Years
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/earth-science/archaeologists-dug-into-an-ancient-german-grave-and-found-a-3-000-year-old-sword-preserved-almost-like-newdescribe as “almost still shining.” The blade was recovered from a Bronze Age burial site that also contained the skeletal remains of a man, a woman and a child, dating to the late 14th century BCE. Because many graves from this period have been...
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Hidden 400,000-Year-Old Cave Under Israeli Construction Reveals Early Human Fire Use
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/earth-science/archeologists-have-finally-gained-access-to-one-of-the-rarest-400-000-year-old-caves-hidden-beneath-a-construction-sitethe pattern as indicative of a “complex and rich camp life.” Although the material culture is abundant, human skeletal remains have not yet been recovered. Shimelmitz emphasized the global significance of the site, noting that it falls at the close of...
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Elephant Carpal Bone Discovered in Spain Offers New Evidence of Carthaginian War Elephants
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/earth-science/archaeologists-unearthed-a-lone-elephant-bone-at-an-ancient-battlefield-it-may-be-linked-to-hannibals-armyA lone elephant bone discovered in Córdoba could be the first physical proof of Carthaginian war elephants, shedding new light on ancient military history. During a 2020 emergency dig at the Colina de los Quemados site on the outskirts of Córdoba,...
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18 Coastal Egyptian Tombs Near Mediterranean Reveal Sealed Granite Coffin and 24 Gold Tongues
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/earth-science/archaeologists-opened-ancient-egyptian-tombs-by-the-sea-and-found-a-sealed-granite-coffin-and-24-gold-tonguesnearer the surface. Within the burial chambers, investigators recovered a range of funerary items, including human skeletal remains, an offering altar, and a massive granite sarcophagus. At least two skeletons were identified, although it remains...
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5,000-Year-Old Tombs Uncovered Show How Egyptians First Mastered Pyramid Building
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/science/archaeologists-opened-two-5-000-year-old-egyptian-tombs-that-reveal-how-pyramid-building-may-have-startedChronology Beyond the Early Dynastic structures, excavators uncovered several Predynastic burials containing crouched skeletal remains wrapped in plant mats, accompanied by ceramic vessels. The pottery displays a black‑rim pattern consistent with the...
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DNA Reveals the Bo People as the Ancestors of China’s Mysterious Hanging Coffins
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/earth-science/for-years-nobody-knew-who-built-chinas-hanging-coffins-scientists-finally-found-the-people-behind-themof a wider network of early societies. Genetic Evidence Uncovers Ancestral Roots Researchers extracted DNA from eleven skeletal remains recovered from four separate hanging‑coffin sites in China, some dating back more than two millennia. Parallel...