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Mammoth remains from old butchering site in New Mexico demonstrate that they were processed by humans 17,000 years earlier
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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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4,500 years ago, a mysterious hybrid equine was likely for used for warfare
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The changes to the human brain are due to the the face and not the brain itself
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Ancient DNA f from East Africa reveals migrations from Central Africa 50,000 years ago
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A child's tooth found in Grotte Mandrin, Rhône Valley in southern France, is 54,000 years old and pushes our understanding of early modern humans and…
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Ancient Lapita pottery on Booker Island in Papua New Guinea demonstrates the impact of this culture on the peopling of the Pacific
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Châtelperronian Neanderthals replaced Mousterian Neanderthals on the Iberian Pennisula between 45,500 to 43,000 years ago
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Xujiayao hominid has the biggest known brain of the time
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In upcoming research, Cornell researcher Thomas Urban has found human footprints on the salt flats of the Air Force's Utah Testing and Training Range…
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Applying the “longest climate simulation model” to detail how ancient climate impacted the evolution of early humans
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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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