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Xujiayao hominid has the biggest known brain of the time
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4,500 years ago, a mysterious hybrid equine was likely for used for warfare
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The Omo 1 remains are at least 36,000 years older than once thought
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Over a 27,000 year time period, eggshell beads barely changed and a sudden stylist shift is likely due to climate change separating cultures and trade…
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The Neumark-Nord site in Germany shows us that Neanderthals occupied this lakeside site for over 2,000 years ago and molded it from a lush forest into…
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The grave of Neve, a baby infant girl, who died 10,000 years ago reflects how beloved she was to her community
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A 13,100-year-old dog tooth from a cave site in Haida Gwaii is the earliest evidence of dog domestication in the Americas to date
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A 41,500-year-old artifact is Eurasia’s oldest human-decorated jewelry
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Denisovans occupied the Tibetan Plateau 120,000 years before humans and passed on a gene to survive high altitude life
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Infant Neanderthal formed teeth before birth and developed them much sooner than modern human kids
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Race is a social construct, but the field of human genetics struggles how to accurately describe populations
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New data from the famous anthropological site reveal that at least two differently bipedal hominins roamed
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