Early humans used ochre for advanced toolmaking at Blombos Cave, study finds
A recent study led by researchers at SapienCE has revealed that ochre—previously considered primarily a symbolic pigment—played a crucial role ...
A recent study led by researchers at SapienCE has revealed that ochre—previously considered primarily a symbolic pigment—played a crucial role ...
A mammoth ivory boomerang, discovered in Obłazowa Cave, southern Poland, has been dated to between 39,000 and 42,000 years old, ...
A recent study has revealed that humans living on the Atlantic coast of modern-day France and Spain were crafting tools ...
Over 1,200 new archaeological sites were uncovered in Sudan's Bayuda Desert by a Polish team of archaeologists, establishing the prehistoric ...
In a breakthrough discovery revealing ancient biodiversity and the first human-animal interaction, archaeologists found a collection of Late Pleistocene and ...
In a recent discovery revealing one of humanity's earliest known episodes of conflict, researchers have uncovered evidence that a young ...
Archaeologists have uncovered ancient stone tools on the Isle of Skye that shed new light on Scotland's oldest known human ...
In a discovery that pushes the history of human innovation back nearly 300,000 years, archaeologists in Ukraine have excavated the ...
A recent study from Tel Aviv University has put forth a new hypothesis regarding the presence of children in prehistoric ...
A new study has shown strong proof that early humans in the Levant during the Middle Paleolithic era carved geometric ...
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