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Is “Man the Hunter” a myth? Did women hunt just as much as men? A new piece interviews scholars on both sides of the debate. It concludes that many questions remain open, but the recent reports of the death of "Man the Hunter" seem greatly exaggerated.
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Ludovic Slimak, paleoanthropologist: ‘We’ve killed Neanderthals for the second time by not wanting to understand them’
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Chimpanzees communicate in similar quick-fire fashion to humans, study shows: Analysis of thousands of wild chimp gestures in east Africa found striking similarities to human conversations
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Documentary on Deal Island. The dialect spoken on this isolated island off the coast of Maryland has preserved many features of Shakespearian English. The residents are descended from the same group of English settlers that arrived in the 17th century
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The Rise of Aunties in Pakistani Politics: Middle-class, conservative women in Pakistan have found a political voice as supporters of the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf party—putting them at odds with the secular women’s movement their own daughters support
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