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abc.net.au > news > science > 2026-09-10 > ancient-denisovan-tools-and-bone-find-in-china-hunting > 107133470

Fossil bones and tools from mysterious ancient human unearthed in China

4+ day, 11+ hour ago   (820+ words) Denisovans were an ancient hominin that lived thousands of years ago and some modern humans still share their DNA. (Wikimedia: Cicero Moraes/Homo longi/CC BY 4.0) Archaeologists have found a new site containing remains of the Denisovans, a cryptic relative…...

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abc.net.au > news > 2026-08-25 > x-ray-confirms-tassie-tiger-skull-in-taxidermy > 107077070

X-ray confirms 'holy grail' Tassie Tiger skull in taxidermy

2+ week, 6+ day ago   (169+ words) AUDIO: X-ray confirms 'holy grail' Tassie Tiger skull in taxidermy ABC News & Headlines – Australian Broadcasting Corporation AUDIO: X-ray confirms 'holy grail' Tassie Tiger skull in taxidermy James Cranfield poses with his "ridiculously important and special specimen", which he snapped up…...

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abc.net.au > listen > programs > hobart-breakfast > thylacine-head-xray-tasmanian-tiger > 107070646

X-ray reveals taxidermied thylacine head has 'full, uncut skull"

3+ week, 14+ hour ago   (803+ words) British collector James Cranfield bought a mounted head for more than 60,000 British pounds after he realised it was not a fox's, but the skull of a now-extinct Tasmanian tiger. There has been global interest in the story of the head,…...