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Neanderthal Tooth Shows 59,000-Year-Old Dental Treatment

A peer-reviewed study suggests Neanderthals used stone tools to treat severe tooth decay.

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Neandertal Tooth Shows Stone-Tool Drilling as Oldest Evidence of Complex Dental Care

Neanderthal Tooth Shows Earliest Known Dental Surgery, Study Finds

Ancient Tooth Proteins Hint at Links Between Chinese Homo Erectus and Denisovans

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Berlin Displays First Greek Antiquity Found in City With Hellenistic Coin From Ancient Troy

Neanderthals Hunted Turtles North of the Alps, New Study Finds

Study Recasts 12,000-Year-Old Plains Artifacts as the Earliest Dice