Neanderthals have crossed the Mediterranean
Neanderthals lived around the Mediterranean 300,000 years ago. Stone tools Their distinctive 'Mousterian' was found on the Greek continent and also on the islands of Lef…
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Neanderthals lived around the Mediterranean 300,000 years ago. Stone tools Their distinctive 'Mousterian' was found on the Greek continent and also on the islands of Lef…
Scientists recently published archaeological findings in Algeria with many animal and stone tools showing that not only East Africa, but all of Africa, is the cradle of…
For the first time, Vietnamese scientists found the relics of the late post-Stone cultural inhabitants about 4,000 years ago.
According to the scientific journal Plos One, the knife was found by Moroccan archaeologists in a cave in the northern coastal region adjacent to the Atlantic Ocean.
Previously, the oldest evidence for blacks in Africa in the form of bone fragments and fossil bone artifacts dates from 1.77 million to 1.85 million years ago.
In the territory of Vietnam, the oldest factory in the world has been found dating back more than 80,000 years of ancient Vietnamese residents.
According to the researchers, there was evidence of people who lived in what is now the center of Texas a few thousand years ago hunters from the ancient Clovis culture…
According to scientists' writings, scattered stone tools in heaps of hippopotamus show that they came to the Philippines archipelago about 709,000 years ago.
Hundreds of thousands of years ago, about 100km west of what is today the city of Marrakesh of Morocco, a group of people living in the cave noticed the lush landscape o…
Australian archaeologists discovered an ancient trade route network in the Mekong Delta region of Vietnam.
Handmade 13cm long bone fragment, originating about 44,000 years ago found in Australia has many characteristics like modern nose piercings.
From hundreds of stone and meteorite artifacts in An Khe town (Gia Lai), archaeologists from Vietnam and Russia evaluated them to be dated to about a million years.
According to a recent study, prehistoric dwarfs who lived in Indonesia many thousands of years ago may have been wiped out by the first modern humans.
According to experts at the University of Bologna, these are the oldest evidence of how ancient people treated dentistry.
Archaeologists in Denmark unearthed the stone age ax that still had wooden handles.