Human bones that experts say are 1,500 years old were turned into officials in Germany in an IKEA shopping bag. Experts believe the bones were excavated by a volunteer on an archaeological dig in 1965 ...

But ancient bone ... human population in Ranis, Germany, about 140 miles (230 kilometers) away. They found snippets of Neanderthal DNA that placed the mating at around 45,000 years ago. In a ...

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New research suggests that modern humans were living ... as Neanderthal bones are shorter and squatter. Other material from the site was dated using two separate dating techniques.

Neanderthals were a separate ... old piece of bone. Those results showed that Neanderthals - who mostly lived in Europe and Western Asia - were distinct from both modern day humans and chimpanzees.

SFU testing helps the BC Coroners Service determine if unidentified skeletal remains are ancient or modern based on diet.