Isotope Analysis of Teeth Debunks 2,500 Year Old Claim About Ancient Greek's Military

Medicine & Technology May 12, 2021

Researchers have revealed some Greek military secrets debunking a 2,500-year-old claim, which includes the fact that soldier diversity may have been far better than the likes of Herodotus recorded.

Study Shows Neanderthals Ate Starchy Foods 600,0000 Years Ago to Fuel Their Brains

May 11, 2021

New research of microbes recently showed how a Neanderthal diet was like during our ancestors' time. This was another blow to the famous illustration that Neanderthals were "cruel meat-eaters."

Ancient Human Burial in Africa Changes Commonly Known Facts About 78,000-Year-Old Funeral Practices

May 06, 2021

Scientists revealed evidence of the earliest human burial in Africa that changes what's commonly known about social behaviors among inHoo sapiens, a new study specified.

Accidental Discovery: 2,500-Year-Old Bronze Age Relics Found in Swedish Forest

May 03, 2021

Authorities recently said a Swedish orienteering enthusiast working on a map earlier last month stumbled across a mass of around 50 2,500-year-old Bronze Age relics.

3-Milion-Year-Old ‘Little Foot’: How Is It Different from Modern Humans?

Apr 21, 2021

The University of Southern California researchers recently published results of a groundbreaking study that analyzed a three-million-year-old fossil called 'Little Foot.'

How Did the Neanderthals Adjusted Well to Cold Climates?

Apr 20, 2021

Researchers recently found that Neanderthals were best adjusted to cold climates. To survive the cooler temperature, they use caves for shelter and cooking.

Neanderthal Contributions to the Modern Man, Six Other Human Species Explained

Apr 19, 2021

An archaeology professor explains how Neanderthals contributed more than just genetic material to the modern man - they might have also culturally exchanged with their contemporary homo sapiens at the time.

Similarity Between Neanderthal and Modern Children Revealed By 100,000-Year-Old Fossil

Apr 14, 2021

Researchers revealed their study finding and study of fossilized footprints discovered in southern Spain that are thought to have come from Neanderthal children.

Modern Human Brain Evolved 1.7 Million Years Ago in Africa, Research Concludes

Apr 13, 2021

The research concludes modern brain evolved around 1.7 million years ago in Africa when the nonexistent human Homoerectus first appeared and the stone tools there became increasingly multifaceted.

Did Early Europeans Regularly Mated with Neanderthals?

Apr 07, 2021

DNA recovered from a woman fossil in Bulgaria showed traces of Neanderthal ancestry, indicating regular interbreeding.

Australasian DNA From Early Humans Linked to South American Tribes Ancient Bloodline

Apr 05, 2021

A past study revealed a link between Australasian DNA from early humans and Amazonian groups, but the most recent study has found the bloodline runs deeper than previously believed.

Bunnies in Wales Dig Up Treasure of 9,000-Year-Old Artifacts

Mar 31, 2021

With the help of rabbits, wardens found Stone Age tools and a pottery shard from down a burrow.

Venomous Saliva in Humans: Possible Through Evolution

Mar 29, 2021

According to a study, humans could be on an evolutionary path to become venomous in the future, similar to a snake.

Humans and First Animals on Earth Show Surprising Similarities According to Research

Mar 08, 2021

A study reveals a surprising similarity between humans today and the first animals on earth, molecular-wise.

Experts Found Ancestors Funeral Practice During Stone Age As Neolithic Woman's Skull Rolls Away From Burial Site

Mar 04, 2021

A Stone Age woman's skull took an unexpected journey when mud and water washed it away from her burial site 5,600 years ago.