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A Skeleton Steps Out of the Shadows
A newly discovered Homo habilis body reshapes our picture of early human life
Jan 14
2
1
1
13:51
What Ancient Teeth Remember
How Iron Age Italians carried childhood stress and daily meals in their smiles
Jan 14
1
1
14:40
Blue-Green Ceramics in the Gobi
How two glazed fragments reveal Persian connections at the edge of the desert
Jan 13
4
2
15:10
The Quiet Hills of Samos, Reconsidered
What broken pots and careful walking reveal about an island that fed itself while the ships sailed by
Jan 13
4
2
13:53
The Cost of Blue Stone
What a crushed spine in the Atacama Desert reveals about danger, labor, and ancient mining
Jan 10
2
2
11:27
Harpoons Before History Remembered
How 5,000 year old whale hunters on Brazil’s coast rewrote the origins of maritime life
Jan 10
4
3
17:19
When a King Spoke in Clay
How two small cylinders from Kish preserve Nebuchadnezzar II’s voice and fix a missing chapter in Mesopotamian history
Jan 10
4
3
10:42
A Cave That Refuses to Be Silent
Deep beneath Sulawesi, a single site preserves nearly the entire human story of an island, and hints that different kinds of humans may once have shared…
Jan 9
4
2
13:30
At the Root of Our Family Tree, on the Moroccan Coast
773,000-year-old fossils from Casablanca hint at an African population close to the last common ancestor of humans, Neandertals, and Denisovans
Jan 7
13
1
7
13:10
Poison on the Wind
How 60,000-year-old arrows reveal the chemical intelligence of early Homo sapiens
Jan 7
2
1
11:05
The Pigs That Traveled
How island hopping swine carry the genetic record of ancient human journeys across the Pacific
Jan 4
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Anthropology & Primatology
4
1
11:58
The Genomes of the Great Steppe
How Kazakh DNA Is Rewriting the Genetic Map of Eurasia
Jan 4
2
1
13:12
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