The cause of Neanderthal extinction
Neanderthals may have died out because they did not know how to harness the power of fire at the same level as human relatives.
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Neanderthals may have died out because they did not know how to harness the power of fire at the same level as human relatives.
The common ancestor of all human beings can own tentacles, according to the latest research by a Russian scientist.
Scientists discovered skin tissue belonging to two million-year-old fossil skeletons, found in South Africa.
After taking an x-ray of the statue of Jesus from the seventeenth to eighteenth centuries, scientists discovered eight intact real human teeth in this statue's mouth.
Scientists have discovered the oldest stone tool ever found in Turkey, indicating that humans have visited the gateway from Asia to Europe much earlier than we had befor…
By identifying the DNA sequence of 2636 inhabitants in Iceland, scientists have identified the role of gene mutations for all diseases that modern humans may have. At th…
Fossil samples are evidence for scientists to give scientific information about the past, in which the most valuable is the ancient ancient fossils.
A piece of lower jaw bone excavated in Ethiopia, Africa dates back to 2.8 million years, showing that human history dates earlier than we thought 400,000 years.
Archaeologists discover that the brain may be the oldest ever discovered, preserved in mud in the UK for 2,600 years.
The results of DNA analysis of 3,000-year-old Paracas skulls have been controversial, suggesting that Paracas are not among the people we have ever known.
Recently, Taiwanese fishermen who discovered a fossil of sea teeth may be evidence of the existence of an undiscovered human race in Asia.
Newly tested fossils indicate that a new, never-before-known strain of humans may have lived in northern China about 60,000 to 120,000 years ago.
According to a Spanish anthropology professor, humans use hallucinogens and opium poppies from the Stone Age.
Recently, paleontologists have found a connection between fish fins and human hands, contributing to confirming the evolutionary origin of our fish.
Humans are not the oldest species on Earth, but humankind is the only species that can naturally regenerate and create artifacts, now becoming unique historical artifact…