What if humans were not at the top of the food chain? Before we claimed dominance, our ancestors faced countless dangers from terrifying predators. In this video, we’ll explore the deadly creatures ...

About 41,000 years ago, Homo sapiens may have survived increased solar radiation caused by a weakening magnetic field by ...

Nigst. Analysis showed that humans used wood, specifically spruce wood, to fuel the fire during the peak of the Ice Age. Researchers also accounted for the possibility of bone or fat, as these ...

A new archaeological study along the Jordan River, just south of northern Israel’s Hula Valley, sheds new light on the diets of early humans and challenges long-standing assumptions about prehistoric ...

The 20,000-year-old tools, found on the southern coast of South Africa, were made by early humans near the end of the last major Ice Age, experts say. The researchers say the discovery reveals ...

Early Human Settlement Excavations at the cave site of Latnija by the scientific consortium led by Professor Eleanor Scerri of the Max Planck Institute of Geoanthropology (MPI-GEA) and the University ...

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For decades, archaeologists and historians pointed to climate change, rivers, or fertile land as the main reasons early people gave ... cultural changes throughout human history.

For decades, archaeologists and historians pointed to climate change, rivers, or fertile land as the main reasons early people gave ... of thousands of years, human survival relied on hunting ...

Back then, it was a savannah that early human populations settled in to take advantage of the favorable farming conditions. Among them was a mysterious people who lived in what is now southwestern ...

This new timeline challenges earlier assumptions and shifts our understanding of how early humans adapted to various environments. The study, conducted by an international team of researchers ...

As research continues, discoveries about early growth may help us see that each subtle change in our bones has powerful consequences for our evolutionary course. The study is published in the Journal ...