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Archaeologists return to Zwoleń to examine Neanderthal remains
Archaeologists working in Zwoleń (Masovian Voivodeship) have found animal bones and flint tools from Neanderthal times. They completed the first stage of work at the site, to which scientists returned 30 years after the previous research project.
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Oldest Neanderthal remains in Central Europe found in Poland
Poland is home to the oldest remains of Neanderthals in Central Europe, new research shows.
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Archaeologists discovered a flintstone workshop of Neanderthals in the southern Poland; it is approx. 60,000 years old
Researchers discovered a flint workshop of Neanderthals in Pietraszyno (Silesia). According to scientists, it is the first such large workshop in Central Europe that was not located in a cave. So far, researchers have counted 17,000 stone products created 60 thousand years ago.
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Polish researchers use UV light to cut smog-causing emissions from hydrogen burners
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