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Neanderthals Took Care of Deaf and Disabled Buddy Until Old Age

A new analysis suggests that an older Neanderthal from nearly 50,000 years ago, ended up being deaf and most likely depended on his friends in order to survive, after he had suffered several injuries and other deterioration. ....

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Ancient Humans May Have Worn Shoes 150,000 Years Ago!

A new study suggests that the earliest shoes might have been worn 150,000 years ago, as indicated by fossilized imprints resembling shoe tracks. ....

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How Ancient Hominid Interbreeding has Shaped Humans Today

Over the past half-decade, ancient DNA research has revealed some surprising aspects to our evolutionary history during the past 50,000 years. ....

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700,000-Year-Old Tools Found in Greece Rewrite History

The rich historical tapestry of Greece has been dramatically expanded with the recent discovery of hunting tools dating back an astonishing 700,000 years. ....

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2.9-million-year-old toolkit in Kenya raises new questions

New excavations that reveal a pair of gigantic molars alongside the Oldowan toolkit raise questions about which human ancestor made the tools. ....

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