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Australia returns fragment of world's oldest known large sculpture to Jordan

Jordanian Foreign Minister Ayman Safadi on Tuesday received a rare artifact returned by Australia, dating to around 12,000 BC. According to Al Jazeera, the piece, together with two other fragments held in Jordan, makes up what is considered the oldest known large-scale sculpture in the world, and its return comes after about four decades.

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Canadian poet Anne Carson wins 2026 Nobel Prize in Literature

The body that awards the Nobel Prize announced on Thursday that Canadian poet and writer Anne Carson has won the 2026 Nobel Prize in Literature. It praised her bold, innovative work for creating new forms of contemporary writing by blending playful dialogue with the classical tradition. Carson, 76, is known for work that often moves between poetry, fiction and scholarship, according to BBC Arabic.

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Study links ultra-processed foods to higher dementia risk

A recent scientific review found a link between high consumption of ultra-processed foods and an increased risk of dementia along with cognitive decline. The review does not establish direct causation but adds to a growing body of research on health risks tied to such foods.

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Cave Excavations in China Reveal New Clues About Enigmatic Denisovans

Two new studies published in Nature detail archaeological finds in Chinese caves, including seven Denisovan fossils along with bone and stone tools, fossilized pollen, and animal remains. The discoveries offer researchers new insight into how this mysterious ancient human relative lived in coniferous forests roughly 134,000 to 167,000 years ago.

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