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Leather Found in a Miners’ Wall Still Held DNA From a Goat That Lived 7,000 Years Ago

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Map locating Lago Cobá and Cenote Xcach on the Yucatán Peninsula, with aerial views of both study sites

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Margam Beach in Wales in April 2024, with wet sand and surf; a contextual location photograph, not the shipwreck lock.

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Context illustration of an electrocorticography electrode grid on the brain, not Ann Johnson or her actual implant

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View from inside the entrance of Lombrives cave toward daylight and visitors on an outdoor path.

They Spent 40 Days Underground. Their Leader Said It Felt Like 29.

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