Human hands evolve earlier than we think
Scientists have discovered an ancient bone in a tomb in Kenya, revealing the ingenious ability of human hands to evolve 600 million years earlier than previous studies.
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Scientists have discovered an ancient bone in a tomb in Kenya, revealing the ingenious ability of human hands to evolve 600 million years earlier than previous studies.
This is one of the methods of healing the headaches of ancient Peruvians.
Art paintings in the cave in ancient times with the image of the hand which was supposed to be the product of male hunters.
Katie Balham, 18, an archeology student from the town of Fleetwood, Lancashire, has found
The newly discovered fossil has helped explain the transformation at the hands of early humans to become the present form.
A 100 million-year-old fossil fish fossil was discovered in Texas. This is a new species of coelacanth.
Most Neanderthals are right-handed like modern humans, and this shows the possibility
The 'crystal skull' is an important holy object in ancient South American religion, however, the once discovered skulls were all 'fake goods'.
Archaeologists who have unearthed two human skeletons in northern Italy showed that they were buried in a holding position from the Roman empire about 1,500 years ago.
Karabo lived nearly two million years ago, probably our first ancestor and was
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…
Hundreds of thousands of pieces of papyrus were discovered more than 100 years ago in a warehouse in the city of Oxyrhynchus, Egypt, which was posted on the internet in…
In Pangboche monastery (Nepal) there is a version of the Yeti hand and a very strange scalp, which seems to belong to the Snowman.
Fossils of dinosaurs have only one finger on each hand, with a large claw, which has been discovered in China.
The Dutchman, Jan Meulmeester, discovered 28 axes, possibly up to 100,000 years old, in an undersea gravel sand dug up by a cherry material supplier. He also found sampl…