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Audio News from Archaeologica, March 6th, 2022 through March 12th, 2022

Too re-use by early humans; linen and oil in ancient Levant; new Pictish symbol stone in Scotland; Monte Albán frieze decoded.

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Israeli study finds that prehistoric people may have reused discarded tools in memory of ancestors

New evidence points to the importance of linen and oil in ancient Levant societies

Symbol stone found in farmer’s field believed to date back to the time of the emergence of early Scotland

1,300-Year-Old Zapotec glyph in Mexico decoded

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