Ochre pigment was widely used in prehistoric rock art for its vivid red color, but little is known about how the paint was made. According to a study published November 19 in Scientific Reports that ...
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Daily Star on MSNOld humans and Neanderthals 'shared tech' during 'history changing' discoveryAlthough usually portrayed as arch-rivals, Homo sapiens and Neanderthals might have had more in common than previously ...
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Discover Magazine on MSNThe Age of a Human-Neanderthal Child's Burial Has Just Been ResolvedLearn about the Lapedo child, an ancient human with Neanderthal features who was buried at a rock shelter in Portugal between ...
Ochre was a reddish-brown pigment used in manufacturing paint, oil cloth and linoleum. The Spokane Ochre Mining Co. had purchased a property 19 miles northwest of Springdale, Washington ...
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