fromArs Technica3 weeks agoOldest wooden tools in East Asia may have come from any of three speciesGantangqing's hunter-gatherers could belong to Homo erectus, Denisovans, or Homo heidelbergensis, complicating species identification due to lack of identifiable bones.
fromArs Technica2 months agoResearchers study extinct hominins using enamel proteins from their teethThe absence of AMELY indicates a sample is likely female but not conclusively due to identification issues and rare male gene deletions.
Europe newsfromMail Online4 months agoOldest human FACE: Ancient man lived in Spain 1.4 million years agoDiscovery of the oldest human face in Western Europe may change theories on human evolution.
Artsfromwww.nytimes.com4 months agoTrove of Ancient Axes Shows Early Humans Made Tools From BonesHumans developed intricate tools far earlier than previously thought, with bone tools dating back a million years earlier than established timelines.
fromwww.scientificamerican.com8 months agoOMG scienceThe Lucy Fossil's Extraordinary Journey to Becoming an Icon of Human Evolution
Europe newsfromMail Online4 months agoOldest human FACE: Ancient man lived in Spain 1.4 million years agoDiscovery of the oldest human face in Western Europe may change theories on human evolution.
Artsfromwww.nytimes.com4 months agoTrove of Ancient Axes Shows Early Humans Made Tools From BonesHumans developed intricate tools far earlier than previously thought, with bone tools dating back a million years earlier than established timelines.
OMG sciencefromwww.scientificamerican.com8 months agoThe Lucy Fossil's Extraordinary Journey to Becoming an Icon of Human EvolutionLucy is a key fossil that symbolizes human evolution and origins in Africa.
Europe newsfromThe Washington Post4 months agoFragments of a face more than a million years old found in Spanish caveA new hominin named "Pink" was discovered in Spain, predating known species, expanding our understanding of early human evolution in Europe.
OMG sciencefromBig Think5 months agoHow early human brains expanded over timeThe process of brain size increase in human evolution remains complex and varies by lineage and species.