For the past 25,000 years or so, this cave bore witness to the lives of the GunaiKurnai, an Australian Aboriginal nation.
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The summer league has ended for the Philadelphia 76ers after they finished 2-3 out in Las Vegas. They won their first two games, but then ended on a 3-game skid. However, wins and losses do not matter ...
Many paw parents know that once their dog enters the "terrible twos" puppy stage, the world suddenly revolves around the pup—not the humans. Convincing a young dog to do something they don't want to ...
For years, dengue has been one of India's biggest monsoon worries. Every rainy season, thousands of people end up in hospital. Now, India has approved its first dengue vaccine, QDENGA. While it is not ...
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4 Reasons More People Are Hanging Laundry Outside Again
It's easier (and more hygienic) than you think!
Follow live scoring from Saucon Valley as Miles Russell surges towards the top of the leaderboard, while Tiger Woods’ son ...
A new Sony patent hints at a modular Sony PS6 controller featuring a detachable touchscreen, magnetic controls, and ...
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Magic rituals took place in an Australian cave for 25,000 years
Preserved plant cells show that grasses were brought into Cloggs cave in Australia and burnt over many millennia, revealing ...
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They are shamans—called by spirits to heal bodies, minds, and souls—and their numbers are growing.
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