Jan 24 2011
Mongols, Vikings and Romans Connected to Climate
Civilizations have long struggled with climate change.
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Dec 28 2010
Celebrate the New Year with Intoxicated Animals
Inebriation is rampant in the animal kingdom.
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Dec 13 2010
Prehistoric People Ate Each Other, Bones Show
A new method of identifying human gnaw marks on bones suggest early humans got nutrition from each other's flesh.
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Dec 10 2010
Ancient Desert Oasis Echoes Eden
Civilizations in the Arabian Peninsula and southern Iran found refuge during periodic dry spells along an ancient Gulf coastline.
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Nov 17 2010
Vikings Possibly Carried Native American to Europe
Medieval texts suggest the Vikings arrived in the New World more than 1,000 years ago.
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Nov 15 2010
Neanderthals Lived Fast, Died Young
Our slower development and longer lives could have given humans an evolutionary edge over Neanderthals.
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Oct 25 2010
Asian Neanderthals, Humans Mated
A newly found fossil of a human in Asia some 100,000 years ago reveals distinct Neanderthal features.
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Oct 19 2010
Neanderthal Children Were Large, Sturdy
A Neanderthal infant was discovered alongside two adults, potentially representing a prehistoric family.
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Oct 18 2010
Cavemen Ground Flour, Prepped Veggies
Cavemen were grinding their own flour and preparing vegetables at least 30,000 years ago, suggests evidence.
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Oct 14 2010
Possible Geoglyphs Spotted in Peru
A huge network of earthworks, or geoglyphs, is visible in satellite imagery of a large area around Titicaca Lake, a researcher claims.
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