Announcing new concussions about human origin
Researchers have long believed that the origins of humanity evolved from apes that lived about 5 million years ago in Africa.
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Researchers have long believed that the origins of humanity evolved from apes that lived about 5 million years ago in Africa.
In the village of Wharram Percy, North Yorkshire, England, archaeologists have discovered many broken bones that, according to them, villagers do so to prevent zombies f…
Scientists discovered an ancient village believed to be the oldest human settlement in North America when excavating remote islands in British Columbia, Canada.
The new study shows that human flesh has less nutritional value than other animals, while much harder to hunt for prehistoric humans.
The story of people becoming ambitious carnivores began 65 million years ago.
Scientists have discovered two mysterious ancient skulls in central China, which may belong to mankind that have never been known.
A skull fossil dating back to about 400,000 years old discovered in Portugal is making scientists debate the ancestors of modern humans and human evolution.
Previous studies have shown that Neanderthal genes are involved in regulating fat metabolism, as well as determining the risk of depression and lupus.
The earliest human presence in North America may be at the end of the ice age. The group hid in caves in Bluefish, quickly expanding throughout the continent and being t…
Evolution is a very long process but not perfect. This is true even for humans.
Experts believe that the foundations of common spoken language for high-end primates, formed about 25 million years ago.
Three new remains were discovered by Polish archaeologists who were nailed to the spine, apparently to avoid the dead
People in evolution have lost their tails. However, a recent study shows that we have lost the tail, not just one but twice.
Archaeologists have found an Indian potato-looking garden dating to about 3,800 years old, still with stone fences and wood-rolling digging tools.
Ancient people could use a heat-resistant pot to cook plants 10,000 years ago, a step forward to help form a permanent settlement towards a modern civilization.