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15,000-year-old clay beads preserve children’s fingerprints and reveal early human life
Learn how early humans in Israel’s Natufian period used clay ornaments to express identity, share skills, and build social ...
Long before pottery, before agriculture, when the first villages took shape, people in the Levant were already molding clay ...
Donald L. Sparks, Unidel S. Hallock du Pont Chair in Environmental Soil Chemistry at the University of Delaware and director of the Delaware Environmental Institute, has received the 2016 Pioneer in ...
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Researchers find quantum-active properties in a naturally occurring clay
A team at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology has identified quantum-active properties in vermiculite, a ...
A new study suggests clay may have been the birthplace of life on Earth. Cornell University researchers found that clay may have served as the first breeding ground for the complex biochemicals that ...
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