Archeology
Human population increased sharply at the end of the Stone Age
Genetic evidence shows that human populations began to increase in Africa at the end of the Stone Age, about 40,000 years ago.
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Archeology
Two 6000-year-old tombs were discovered in the United Kingdom
A prehistoric complex comprised of 6000-year-old tombs, one of the earliest buildings built in the United Kingdom, was discovered by Kingston University archaeologists.
Archeology
Found a kind of super glue from the Stone Age - The sign of intelligence is not known?
Stone age humans are master chemists. A recent study said that they can synthesize an extremely complex natural glue.
Archeology
The Austrian people celebrated the prehistoric female Guard
This is Venusmania in Vienna, where the Austrian celebrated the discovery 100 years ago - a figurative figurines dating back 25,000 years ago, when mammoths dominated th…
Archeology
The location for drawing stone paintings is chosen based on music
According to a new analysis of the Paleolithic caves in France, prehistoric people choose places with natural echoes to paint their famous cave sketches.
Archeology
Stone Age hand axes at the bottom of the North Sea
The Dutchman, Jan Meulmeester, discovered 28 axes, possibly up to 100,000 years old, in an undersea gravel sand dug up by a cherry material supplier. He also found sampl…
Archeology
Infants have an important position in the Stone Age
The discovery of two ancient tombs dating to 27,000 years containing the bodies of newborn babies confirms that young children also occupy an important place in the soci…
Medicine - Health
Strange healing ways of Stone Age people
Stone Age (Stone Age) is a long prehistoric period about 3 million years ago, in which people used stone to make things.
Medicine - Health
Unbelievable ways of healing from the Stone Age
Our ancestors did not have many opportunities to introduce themselves. Almost everything we know about them is through the remains of the graves.
Antibiotic resistance
The last defensive layer before the virus takes us back to the Stone Age
For decades, the battle for human survival has been silently happening. And today, a bacterium has developed its ability to resist Colistin.