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Scientists Discover 6,000-year-old Skull in Taiwan that Could Connect Ancient Indigenous Tribe
Researchers unveiled a 6,000 years old skull found in a cave in Taiwan, saying that it could confirm an ancient indigenous tribe's existence there.
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