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This wild potato may change the agricultural story in the American Southwest – Starchy residue preserved in ancient stone tools may rewrite the story of crop domestication in the American Southwest

6 days ago attheu.utah.edu anthropology

Three jawbones, including one from a child, teeth, vertebrae and a femur were unearthed from a cave in Morocco, dating back 773,000 years

22 days ago cnn.com anthropology

Archaeological findings in Malawi reveal the earliest known intentional cremation in Africa, dating back 9,500 years.

24 days ago news.yale.edu anthropology

The hunting of large whales goes back much further in time than previously thought

19 days ago uab.cat anthropology

World’s oldest known artwork: Research of rock art in Sulawesi dates it to at least 67,800 years ago; 1.1 kyr older than a hand stencil from Spain attributed to Neanderthals (previously known as the oldest art).

8 days ago nature.com anthropology art

Genetic evidence suggests people began transporting pigs much earlier than once thought

28 days ago discovermagazine.com anthropology genetics

New Limb Evidence Confirms Sahelanthropus tchadensis as the Earliest Hominin Biped

26 days ago rathbiotaclan.com anthropology

Neanderthal nose wasn't adapted to cold climates

38 days ago scisuggest.com anthropology

Neanderthals may have been "absorbed" rather than extinguished: A simple analytical model shows constant gene flow from larger Homo sapiens populations could explain the Neanderthal disappearance within 30,000 years.

36 days ago nature.com anthropology

Humans made fire 350,000 years earlier than previously thought

50 days ago theguardian.com anthropology

Assembling the puzzle pieces: Integrating pottery and kiln analysis to reconstruct pyrotechnology at the Dinka Settlement Complex (Iraqi Kurdistan)

30 days ago sciencedirect.com anthropology

Archaeogenetics reconstructs demography and extreme parental consanguinity in a Bronze Age community from Southern Italy

40 days ago nature.com anthropology

Neandertals mastered fire-making tools 400,000 years ago

50 days ago sciencenews.org anthropology

Intense droughts may have driven the extinction of human Hobbits

36 days ago scisuggest.com anthropology

Archaeologists found evidence of a 7,000-year-old sunken city

42 days ago bbc.co.uk anthropology

In southern Africa, a group of people lived in partial isolation for hundreds of thousands of years

56 days ago uu.se anthropology

Intense decades-long droughts collapsed the advanced Harappan civilization

43 days ago newatlas.com anthropology

Ancient undersea wall dating to 5800 BCE discovered off the French coast

42 days ago archaeologymag.com anthropology

Little Foot hominin fossil may be new species of human ancestor

46 days ago theguardian.com anthropology

This little-known culture in Bronze Age Turkey might have been a major regional power

59 days ago newscientist.com anthropology

Homo sapiens-specific evolution unveiled by ancient southern African genomes - Nature

56 days ago doi.org anthropology

An expanse of ancient rock in the high-altitude Torotoro National Park in Bolivia has been revealed as the largest dinosaur tracksite ever recorded, with almost 18,000 individual dinosaur tracks.

56 days ago sciencealert.com anthropology

Human brains are preconfigured with instructions for understanding the world

2 months ago news.ucsc.edu anthropology

The Disastrous Maya Collapse Knocked Down an Entire Network of Cities in Mesoamerica

2 months ago nouvelles.umontreal.ca anthropology

Bones and teeth confirm 'Lucy' (Australopithecus afarensis) lived side by side with an even older human ancestor, Australopithecus deyiremeda, over 3.3 million years ago in Ethiopia's Afar Rift.

2 months ago sciencealert.com anthropology

Scientists found 44,000-year-old fossil evidence in Belgium that six neanderthals, all women and children, were hunted and eaten by another group of neanderthals

2 months ago realclearscience.com anthropology

Neanderthals and early humans ‘likely to have kissed’, say scientists

2 months ago theguardian.com anthropology

Ancient Humans Introduced Wolves to Remote Baltic Sea Island 5,000 Years Ago

2 months ago sci.news anthropology

Fifteen millennia of human maternal lineages evolution in Sicily reveal a slow population replacement from hunther gatherers to farmers at the onset of Neolithic and continuity onward

2 months ago science.org anthropology

Centuries of Black Death misinformation started with a poem

2 months ago news.exeter.ac.uk anthropology

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