progscrape: anthropology

22,000-year-old tracks are earliest evidence of transport vehicles

4 months ago newscientist.com anthropology

Humans moved into African rainforests at least 150,000 years ago

4 months ago sciencenews.org anthropology

Research finds female athlete may soon break the 4-minute mile barrier: In 2023, Faith Kipyegon set the women's mile world record at 4:07.64

4 months ago eurekalert.org anthropology

Ancient Egyptian mummified bodies smell ‘woody,’ ‘spicy’ and ‘sweet'

5 months ago eurekalert.org anthropology

Discovery Reveals How a Human Brain Turned to Glass in the Ancient Eruption of Mount Vesuvius

4 months ago thedebrief.org anthropology brain

Ancient humans evolved new blood types after leaving Africa

5 months ago science.org anthropology

18,000-year-old evidence of cultural cannibalism in Poland’

5 months ago archaeologymag.com anthropology

‘A neural fossil’: human ears try to move when listening - Researchers found that muscles move to orient ears toward sound source in vestigial reaction

5 months ago theguardian.com anthropology

When a movie is led by female actors, reviewers dial up the sexism

5 months ago scimex.org anthropology

Diversity initiatives heighten perceptions of anti-White bias

5 months ago psypost.org anthropology

Early human ancestors didn’t regularly eat meat | A meat-rich diet may have not emerged before the evolution of other groups like Homo

6 months ago sciencenews.org anthropology

Archaeological remains reveal the covert snacking habits of immigrant women in colonial Australia1

5 months ago cambridge.org anthropology

Iron age men left home to join wives’ families, DNA study suggests - Study highlights role of women in Celtic Britain and challenges assumptions most societies were patrilocal.

6 months ago theguardian.com anthropology

Thousands of Highly Cited Scientists Have At Least One Retraction

5 months ago nature.com anthropology science

Sentinelese contacts: anthropologically revisiting the most reclusive masters of the terra incognita North Sentinel Island

5 months ago nature.com anthropology

Women were at the centre of social networks in Iron Age Britain

6 months ago nature.com anthropology

Faced with relentless drought, capuchin monkeys showcased their remarkable resilience & provided the first data from wild primates to suggest that a stronger stress response promotes survival

5 months ago news.umich.edu anthropology

A new study finds lead pollution likely caused widespread IQ declines in ancient Rome

6 months ago pnas.org anthropology

Scientists who study harms caused by tobacco, alcohol and ultra-processed foods can face cyberattacks, lawsuits, surveillance and physical violence, a study finds

6 months ago nature.com anthropology

Homo erectus was able to adapt to and survive in desert-like environments at least 1.2 million years ago

6 months ago eurekalert.org anthropology

Evidence of hominin activity in Romania suggests humans were in Eurasia 1.95 million years ago - 200k years earlier than previously thought.

6 months ago doi.org anthropology

Scientist has used drone mapping to investigate a 3000-year-old ‘mega fortress’ in the Caucasus mountains

6 months ago cranfield.ac.uk anthropology drone

Scientists have found fluorescent laser imaging can return 1200-year-old tattoos—in this case, etched into the mummified skin of ancient Peruvian people—to their original, highly intricate glory.

6 months ago pnas.org anthropology

A recent study led by Dr

6 months ago journals.plos.org anthropology

Researchers create demonic map from folklore sources

6 months ago heritagedaily.com anthropology

A new study, which is the largest of its kind, has found misogyny not only perpetuates gender inequality but is also linked to a range of negative outcomes, including reduced economic productivity…

6 months ago journals.sagepub.com anthropology economic

While most Americans acknowledge that gender diversity in leadership is important, framing the gender gap as women’s underrepresentation may desensitize the public