Archeology
Reject the role of FOXP2 gene in human language evolution
Previously, scientists believed that the FOXP2 gene, was associated with the development of speech. It is this gene that explains why modern humans have the advantage of…
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Archeology
When did the first Aboriginal people arrive in Australia?
Previously, scientists had genetically analyzed the Aboriginal hair samples and affirmed the extremely long and profound relationship between the Aboriginal groups and t…
Archeology
Why did human ancestors win the evolution race?
According to the latest research, it is the adaptation to many different types of weather that makes the smart people win the race to evolve species.
Archeology
Deciphering the incredible life of prehistoric people
Experts and scientists have made notable findings about the lives of prehistoric people such as eating, accommodation, weapons used ...
Archeology
Unexpected discovery: the oldest cave art belongs to Neanderthals
According to AFP news agency, the oldest cave art has been identified by new technologies by Neanderthals.
Archeology
Human ancestors migrated around the world much earlier than we thought
For thousands of years, Homo Sapiens first crossed mountains, deserts and oceans to Africa.
Archeology
We have become more extinct with the Neanderthals than we thought
A newly excavated 52,000-year-old piece of bone in Croatia has revealed more about the origins of humanity.
Archeology
People have avoided inbreeding from 3,000 years ago
Right from 34,000 years ago, our ancestors knew that inbreeding was a bad idea.
Archeology
Neanderthals and Sapiens do not meet at Vindia Cave, Croatia
Vindia Caves in northern Croatia are considered to be one of the most likely places for Neanderthals and modern humans to meet and mate.
Archeology
The reason the human ancestors gave up cannibalism
The new study shows that human flesh has less nutritional value than other animals, while much harder to hunt for prehistoric humans.
Archeology
Thanks to Neanderthals, we are suffering from schizophrenia
Previous studies have shown that Neanderthal genes are involved in regulating fat metabolism, as well as determining the risk of depression and lupus.
Archeology
Belgium: Detecting people eating meat together 40,000 years ago
Recent scientists have discovered signs of skin peeling, cut into pieces and took the bone marrow of an ancient race.
Archeology
See a 175,000-year-old wall in a French cave
This is said to be an artifact of the Neanderthals and is one of the oldest artificial works in the world.
Archeology
The wave migrated to Europe at the end of the Ice Age
German scientists found climate change in the Ice Age eventually led to the disappearance of most Europeans and the emergence of newcomers from the Middle East and Euras…
Archeology
Humans inherit good genes from ancient Neanderthals
The ancient Neanderthal breed has left modern humans (Homo sapien) not only some good genes against disease, but also their allergies.