Ancient people were able to climb as well as gibbons
A study published on October 25 in the journal
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A study published on October 25 in the journal
The giant panda, the animal known as the
New research has found beeswax used to cure cracks in the neck 6500 years ago of the ancient people in Slovenia (Italy). This may be one of the very rare examples of ear…
Scientists believe that modern humans began to appear in Africa after genetic changes helped them to adapt to plant foods. This change makes modern humans can leave the…
Scientists have discovered they have discovered very tall human skeletons dating back 24 to 25 thousand years in the Borzomsky ravine (Georgia). Experts claim it is the…
ABC Radio (Australia) reports on a breakthrough discovery in Southeast Asian history. Accordingly, the Vietnamese-Australian archaeological team found what they called t…
Now, researchers believe that they have explained the missing link in the evolutionary chain: a double gene named SRGAP2, which appears in the gibbon population about 2.…
Human ancestors first gathered around the fire 1 million years ago, 300,000 years earlier than the previous theory.
This is a circular house, made up of 116 large bones including skull, jaw, 14 tusks and elephant leg bones. Inside with at least 25 furnaces filled with ash shows that i…
The Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences magazine on November 7 published a 25,000-year-old painting of ancient black-spotted white horses.
Scientists have found tools used by ancient painters more than 100,000 years ago in ancient caves in Africa.
According to some linguists, all current languages are derived from a primitive language. But few people know what language did the ancestors of human beings use?
For a long time, it has always been believed that the ancient isolated people of northern Mexico existed because of their own foods such as corn. However, more than 30 p…
The interaction between Neanderthals and one species in the extinct genus Denisovan helps strengthen the immune system and leave evidence in the DNA of modern humans.
A group of researchers has discovered that the earliest stone labor tool of ancient humans dates back to 1.76 million years, but was not carried away when the ancient pe…