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Earliest northern cattle show mobility

SCR-087 separates isotope evidence for moving livestock from the stronger claim of mass farmer migration.

Did childhood come before the big human brain?

SCR-086 audits the new Childhood-First Hypothesis against fossil evidence from Australopithecus, early Homo and Neanderthals.

Roti survey strengthens the 30,000-year human record

SCR-085 separates the new Lua Meko date from the deeper occupation hypothesis that still requires direct dating.

Hubble reveals Saturn’s southern decagon

SCR-084 separates the observed 10-sided atmospheric wave from the dynamics and stability questions that remain open.

JWST black-hole-star evidence audit

SCR-083 separates MoM-BH*-1’s measured spectrum from the dense gas-envelope model and the tests that remain open.

Karahantepe human-on-leopard sculpture

SCR-082 separates the verified in-situ find context from stronger symbolic claims that the current evidence does not establish.

Great Pyramid vibration study

SCR-081 separates the 37-point ambient-vibration measurements from stronger claims about earthquake-proof design, ancient intention and exotic technology.

Deep-water shark observation gap mapped

SCR-078 separates rare sightings from rare populations and leads with the 2026 first published in-situ goblin-shark observations.

Propellantless-drive claim tested

SCR-077 separates Exodus Propulsion's reported force signal from the independent closed-system replication required to establish new propulsion physics.

Fire-use thresholds separated

SCR-076 distinguishes natural-fire harvesting, maintenance, repeated control and deliberate ignition instead of assigning one discovery date.

AARO release added to the review record

AARO lists several public clips as secondary recordings rather than native sensor data. SCRIBE retains the same evidence boundary: provenance alone does not establish extraordinary performance.

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