| VIDEO: Ancient Little People Found? |  | Watch as a scientist uncovers tiny human bones in a tropical island cave, in what could be a major discovery. |
From: National Geographic News | | Ancient Bones of Small Humans Discovered in Palau |  | Thousands of human bones have been discovered on the Pacific island, some of which are ancient and indicate inhabitants of particularly small stature, scientists have announced. |
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| Outsider wins battle of anti-heroes | Olivier awards surprise as Chiwetel Ejiofor beats Shakespearean rivals to best actor prize
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| History of the world to be told in 100 museum pieces | WHEN the novelist H G Wells wrote his history of the world, he kept it short. The writer Julian Barnes’s humorous attempt at the same subject was contained in a mere 10½ chapters.
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| Soviet rule is back at Bolshoi ballet | He ruled the world's most famous ballet company with an iron fist for three decades until he was ousted in a revolt against his authoritarian style.
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| 'Hobbit' hominids were dwarf cretins, say scientists (AFP) |  AFP - Anthropologists have fired another salvo in a feud about diminutive "hobbit" people whose fossilised remains were found in a cave on a remote Indonesian island four years ago.
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| "Hobbit" Humans Were Diseased Cretins, Study Suggests |  | Hobbit-like humans discovered on the Indonesian island of Flores in 2003 may have been severely malnourished modern humans, a controversial new study suggests. |
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| '10,000 B.C.': Mammoth disappointment | There are bad movies. There are hack directors. But with 10,000 B.C., a prehistoric epic that deserves extinction, Roland Emmerich enters a whole new tar pit of crapitude.
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| New twist in 'Hobbit' debate | Scientists say 18,000-year- old remains are not a new species, but modern humans with a growth disorder.
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| Australian researchers cast doubt 'Hobbit' fossil was new species | A diminutive humanoid fossil found on a remote island in Indonesia was likely a human with miniature features due to a nutritional deficiency, researchers in Australia said in the latest study in an ongoing scientific debate over the small human-like skeletal remains.
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