The first people are slightly squashed by the genetic genes of Neanderthals
Those with two Neanderthal genes, their heads are slightly flatter and longer - like Neanderthal heads.
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Those with two Neanderthal genes, their heads are slightly flatter and longer - like Neanderthal heads.
70% of the world's oxygen is produced by plankton, lazy because of heredity or Arabs, and imported camels from Australia ... are the truths, if not, no one believes real.
People in prehistoric times who struggled because of the lack of big, stupid Neanderthals or food ... are misconceptions that many people still believe.
2012 has officially closed with countless scientific discoveries that help us - people are better about their own species.
Genetic similarities between Neanderthals and modern humans are more likely because they shared a common ancestor rather than mating. That is the statement drawn from th…
Neanderthals lived around the Mediterranean 300,000 years ago. Stone tools Their distinctive 'Mousterian' was found on the Greek continent and also on the islands of Lef…
The results of DNA analysis show that the Neanderthals in western Europe died almost 50,000 years ago, before modern humans appeared for several thousand years.
There are many perspectives that have long held that the short legs of Neanderthals were the result of a change to adapt to the cold climate at that time.
The basic anthropological questions always put scientists in endless debates, where many hypotheses were put forward and the answer was always left open. Here are 10 big…
Rocky grasshoppers, Megalodon sharks, curly-haired mammoths ... their extinction remains a mystery that challenges modern science.
There is no doubt that a big brain has made people an absolute superiority in this world. But to maintain the brain to function normally, we have to pay an incredible pr…
Scientists from Stanford University have discovered that ancient dates have led to an important exchange of DNA to protect people from disease after they leave Africa.
Scientists discovered the bones of a Neanderthal child being eaten by giant birds. The bones of the arms seem to belong to girls 5 - 7 years old.
A group of multinational archaeologists have unearthed and successfully studied the bones of a 13-year-old girl found in an ancient cave in Siberia (Russia).