The First Ancient Protein Analysis of Homo Naledi Has Revealed a New Burial Mystery
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- Austin Burgess
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- June 29, 2026
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A recent study, published in Cell, marks the first ancient protein analysis of Homo naledi and raises the possibility that the Dinaledi Chamber may contain predominantly, or possibly exclusively, female individuals.
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