New archaeological findings in North Africa may
Scientists recently published archaeological findings in Algeria with many animal and stone tools showing that not only East Africa, but all of Africa, is the cradle of…
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Scientists recently published archaeological findings in Algeria with many animal and stone tools showing that not only East Africa, but all of Africa, is the cradle of…
According to the Daily Star, the image of a fossil or a fossil of a legendary creature has been discovered in the Mauritanian and West African deserts.
According to the scientific journal Plos One, the knife was found by Moroccan archaeologists in a cave in the northern coastal region adjacent to the Atlantic Ocean.
Previously, scientists had genetically analyzed the Aboriginal hair samples and affirmed the extremely long and profound relationship between the Aboriginal groups and t…
This discovery is the oldest human fossil bone outside Africa and Levant, the area surrounding the eastern Mediterranean (including Israel) and the largest human remains…
The team found the rest of ancient man-made architecture hidden underground thanks to laser scanning technology.
An international team of scientists has discovered the footprints of a giant carnivorous dinosaur that existed in Africa 200 million years ago.
An international research group found a historical example that shows that nature has the ability to control people's destiny.
Homo naledi fossil dating is found in South Africa and corpses can reverse scientific knowledge of evolution.
This is probably the trade-off between muscle development and brain size during human evolution.
Everyone knows that ancient Egypt was a great civilization cradle, but its origin lies elsewhere.
Giant mouse fossils discovered in Indonesia show that they can weigh 5 kg and are as big as a small Dachshund dog.
Primitive crocodiles existed 100 million years ago, they are not only good swimmers but also run on land as fast as horses.
1400 pieces of bone, 140 teeth of a new human species, named Homo Naledi, have been discovered in a cave deep in the ground in Africa.
The discovery of new human relatives called Homo naledi (H. naledi) in a deep cave in South Africa raises many questions around their existence.