Human Evolution
How Neanderthals and Early Humans Transformed Europe’s Landscapes Before Agriculture: New Findings Unveiled
A recent study sheds new light on how Neanderthals and early humans shaped European landscapes long before farming began. Instead ... Read more
How Lead Exposure Shaped Brain and Language Development in Early Humans and Neanderthals
A recent study in Science Advances reveals that our ancestors were exposed to lead nearly two million years ago. This ... Read more
Revisiting Carrion: How Scavenging Fueled Human Evolution and Shaped Our Identity
A recent study by the National Center for Research on Human Evolution (CENIEH) and several Spanish universities has changed how ... Read more
Revolutionary Discovery: How a Million-Year-Old Fossil is Redefining Our Understanding of Human Hands and Feet
New fossils discovered in Kenya are changing how we view Paranthropus boisei, an early hominin that lived about 1.5 million ... Read more
Uncovering Paranthropus: Humanity’s Overlooked Cousins and Their Pioneering Role in Early Toolmaking
The story of our ancient relatives is fascinating. The first hominin fossils were discovered in South Africa in the early ... Read more
Groundbreaking Discovery: Ancient Greek Skull Sheds New Light on Human Evolution
Researchers from multiple countries have recently clarified the age of the Petralona cranium, one of Europe’s most important human fossils. ... Read more
Groundbreaking Fossil Find: Unveiling a Mysterious Humanlike Ancestor
Exciting news in the world of human evolution! Researchers have found fossils of a new ancient relative, which likely lived ... Read more
