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New Studies Are Rereading Human Remains Dating From Thousands of Years in the Diedria Cave in Aleppo.

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Decades ago, excavations in the North-West Aleppo Deedre cave revealed human remains belonging to the human Neanderthal, a species of ancient humans who lived in Europe and parts of Asia tens of thousands of years ago, and those discoveries contributed to enhancing the presence of the site in studies of the ancient Middle Stone Age in the Levant.

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New Studies Are Rereading Human Remains Dating From Thousands of Years in the Diedria Cave in Aleppo.

Decades ago, excavations in the North-West Aleppo Deedre cave revealed human remains belonging to the human Neanderthal, a species of ancient humans who lived in Europe and parts of Asia tens of thousands of years ago, and those discoveries contributed to enhancing the presence of the site in studies of the ancient Middle Stone Age in the Levant.

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