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Early human fossil remains found in Philippines cave by team including ANU archaeologist title

Early human fossil remains found in Philippines cave by team including ANU archaeologist title

New tiny human discovered by archaeologist Professor Phillip Piper and team title

Early human fossil remains found in Philippines by Professor Philip Piper and team title

New species of early human discovered by ANU archaeologist and team title

Ancient human species discovered by ANU archaeologist and team title

Fossil of new human relative found in the Philippines by team including ANU archaeologist title

ANU archaeologist helps discover new ancient human species title

Beauty and the grave: Sexism from Anglo-Saxon times title

Research shows how women in Anglo-Saxon England faced the same issue as many women today: age and beauty-related sexism.

Dr Christine Cave of the ANU School of Archaeology and Anthropology said her research suggested women of this era were typically valued for their youth and appearance, with their peak social status reached at around age 30.

Dr Cave examined burials of around 350 graves spread across three cemeteries dating to around 450 A.D. to 600 A.D.

Archaeologist Christine Cave on sexism in Anglo Saxon England title

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