The oldest DNA decoding of people 400,000 years ago
German anthropologists have deciphered the oldest DNA of a person from an ancient femur 400,000 years ago.
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German anthropologists have deciphered the oldest DNA of a person from an ancient femur 400,000 years ago.
Human history is encoded in the lice 's genome, helping researchers to see hidden aspects of human evolution.
The study looked at the entire genetic code of a common virus that causes human illness that confirmed the hypothesis of human migration out of Africa.
Archaeologists at the University of Ghana and Manchester said the strange clay statues found in Africa could be used by ancient people to heal.
The discovery of the use of toothpicks for this ancient human oral hygiene was published by Swiss scientists.
A 4,000-year-old human brain has just been discovered by scientists in western Turkey in a well-preserved condition.
The 1.8-million-year-old skull discovered in Georgia could make experts reevaluate the entire evolution of humanity.
Dr. Wilkinson said scientists are 100% sure that the excavated piece and bone are human and most likely adult bones.
Archaeologists say they have unearthed a skull about an 6 million year old immature ape in China's Yunnan Province.
Traps designed by the ancient humans for hunting newspapers as well as other predators in Israel and throughout the Middle East dates back 5,000 years.
The closest ancient relatives of the mammal species not only survived the mass extinction event 252 million years ago, but also flourished and flourished later.
The ruins of a 10,000 year old man have been found in Bolivia and become the oldest archaeological site in the Amazon region.
Xinhua reported that the 6 million-year-old fossil skull of an adult ape was discovered at a brick factory in Yunnan province, southwestern China.
Rare evidence suggests that humans lived in the Thames (England), 9,000 years ago, discovered by archaeologists in the Crossrail project.
Neanderthals have created the oldest tools in Europe, and modern people may have learned how to make this tool from them.