An analysis of fossil soils indicates grasslands dominated East Africa for 7.4 million years.
An analysis of fossil soils indicates grasslands dominated East Africa for 7.4 million years.
Although these early dads didn't travel, that doesn't mean they pitched in with raising the children.
A newly found prehistoric toolkit suggests Neanderthals may have lingered in the Ural Mountains as recently as 33,000 years ago.
What was thought to be a cousin turns out to be a parent on the human evolutionary family tree.
A possible Neanderthal burial ground suggests that they practiced funeral rituals and possessed symbolic thought before modern humans.
A brain in near-perfect condition is found in a body-less skull of a person who was decapitated over 2,600 years ago in England.
Remains of the Husky-like dog, buried 7,000 years ago in Siberia, suggest people saw it as a thinking, social being.
Fossils heralded as the remains of 4- to 7-million-year-old hominids might actually come from apes.
The average size of the human brain has decreased by about 10 percent over the last 30,000 years.