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Evidence for funerary behaviour and lethal trauma in a new Neanderthal individual from Shanidar Cave

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By Emma Pomeroy, Christopher Hunt, Lucía López-Polín, Nohemi Sala, Ana Perez, Ana Pérez Verified, Paul Bennett, Tim Reynolds Verified, Ross Lane, Duncan Pirrie, Graeme Barker, Jessica Twyman
| Nature Verified
Abstract Shanidar Cave has long featured in debates concerning Neanderthal cognitive capacity and behaviour, including evidence for care and intentional burial. By identifying additional individuals, including Shanidar A reported here, new excavations have expanded a burial cluster first identified in 1960. Shanidar A, an older adult, was deposited around 75,000 years ago, decayed, and their skeletal remains were subsequently disturbed by a flash flood.
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Deep ancestry of Bornean hunter-gatherers supports long-term local ancestry dynamics

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By Murray P. Cox, Graeme Barker, J. Stephen Lansing
| Cell Reports Verified
Highlights • Northeast Bornean Punan communities show strong genetic ancestry connections • These communities outgroup modern and ancient Austronesian genetic proxies • Results support long-term occupation of Borneo by Punan-related people • Results are also inconsistent with recent subsistence reversion among Punan peoples Summary Borneo was a crossroad of ancient dispersals, with some of the earliest Southeast Asian human remains and rock art.
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New Synthetic Methodology for Drug-Like Molecules

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By Graeme Barker, Simona Rapposelli
| MDPI
Open AccessEditorial by Graeme Barker 1,* and Simona Rapposelli 2,* 1 Institute of Chemical Sciences, Heriot-Watt University, Riccarton, Edinburgh EH14 4AS, UK 2 Department of Pharmacy, University of Pisa, 56126 Pisa, Italy * Authors to whom correspondence should be addressed.
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