Archeology
Prehistoric Europeans like to eat spicy
Civilization of prehistoric Nordic people loves spicy food. They use garlic, mustard as a spice in dishes thousands of years ago.
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Tombs with fragrant flowers of prehistoric people
Archaeologists in Israel have found evidence that the habit of settling and burial for the dead has existed in the world from 12,000 years ago.
Archeology
Detecting mysterious traces of gibbons
Studying the genome of the remains found in the famous Denisov cave today, scientists have determined a 17% coincidence with the Neanderthal gene, another 4% of the homi…
Archeology
The African tribe still lives like 44 thousand years ago
According to archaeological data, tribes in South Africa remained the same way of life 44,000 years ago.
Archeology
Prehistoric people painted animals more beautiful than modern people
A new study shows that prehistoric people living in caves draw four-legged animals better than today's artists.
Archeology
Prehistoric artists know how to make animated films
Prehistoric artists knew how to create sculptures that looked like they were moving on a cave wall. This is a technique like the method of making animated films today.
Archeology
Humans know to eat plants from 180,000 years ago
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…
Archeology
Humanity comes from the mountain forests?
The nearest ancestor of a human lineage may have lived through the day by eating leaves, berries and bark of mountain forests instead of a grass-based menu as other exti…
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The miserable diet of human ancestors
The new study suggests that human ancestors 2 million years ago had an extremely miserable diet, primarily chewing bark and leaves to survive the day. The results of Aus…
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Fire may appear 1 million years ago
Human ancestors first gathered around the fire 1 million years ago, 300,000 years earlier than the previous theory.
Archeology
Prehistoric people took fishing techniques in deep waters
An archaeological finding shows that prehistoric people who lived more than 40,000 years ago knew how to master the skills needed to catch fast-paced fish in deep waters.
Archeology
What did people in stone age eat?
Evidence from the vessels found around the Baltic Sea region in northern Europe shows that farmers in the early stages of the Neolithic period continued to process foods…
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The face of half of the half-ape of human ancestors
Karabo lived nearly two million years ago, probably our first ancestor and was