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Ritidian Beach Cave, Guam. Image credit: Hsiao-chun Hung.

3,500-Year-Old Rice Discovery Marks Longest Early Ocean Journey

24 July 2025

Breakthrough research reveals ancient rice remains in Guam, offering insight into early Austronesian culture and a remarkable 2,300-kilometer early ocean...

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People may have been cooking curries in South-East Asia for at least 2000 years

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Archaeologists have found remnants of eight spices on a sandstone slab from an archaeological site in Vietnam, showing the early...

3,500-Year-Old Rice Discovery Marks Longest Early Ocean Journey

People may have been cooking curries in South-East Asia for at least 2000 years

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