Archaeologists Are Reconstructing the Invisible Technologies of the Stone Age, From Rope to Thread and Twine | Smithsonian Magazine
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Article written by Benjamin Taub, Knowable Magazine
Archaeologists are investigating ancient fiber technologies, including cordage, that played a significant role in the lives of prehistoric humans. Recent discoveries from sites like Hohle Fels provide insight into how these technologies were likely used, despite a lack of preserved artifacts.
Read full story @ www.smithsonianmag.com/science-nature/archaeologists-are-reconstructing-the-invisible-technologies-of-the-stone-age-from-rope-to-thread-and-twine-180989534 »NewzGrade: 88 [B+]
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The article is well-structured and informative, fitting for news reporting with a clear focus on scientific discoveries. It presents a balanced view of archaeological findings while referencing credible sources, though it could trim excess detail for conciseness.
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