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The article provides several short news updates from the world of science. The only update relevant to your request is about a new study on the emotional lives of ancient Mesopotamians.
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Ancient Mesopotamians experienced a wide range of emotions and had rich emotional lives, according to a new study. Researchers analyzed 1,000 cuneiform tablets from 2500 BCE to 1500 BCE and found that Mesopotamians experienced emotions such as joy, love, sadness, and anger. Additionally, they expressed these emotions through various means, including poetry and letters, suggesting a complex emotional existence.