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10 Times Mammoth Tusks Told Fascinating Tales

Mammoths are elephants that went extinct thousands of years ago. To lift the veil of time and discover more about these magnificent mammals, researchers

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Neanderthal Stone Tools Discovered in Poland - Archaeology Magazine

Neanderthal Stone Tools Discovered in Poland - Archaeology Magazine
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40,000-year-old pendant found in cave could be human kill scores | Science | News

The piece of jewellery is believed to be the oldest such relic found anywhere in Eurasia - and could represent a more sinister side to Homo sapiens.

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Piece of Mammoth Bone Found in Cave is the Oldest Known Decorated Jewelry in Eurasia

This little piece of mammoth ivory discovered in a cave in what is now Poland might prove to be significant in human history. It is the oldest known piece of ornated jewelry produced by Homo sapiens in all of Eurasia, according to a recent archaeological investigation of the object.

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41,500-Year-Old Pendant is Eurasia s Oldest Human-Decorated Jewelry

(Note: photo above is not the pendant.) An ivory pendant that dates back 41,500 years is said to be the oldest example of humans decorating jewelry in Eurasia. The pendant was found in Poland by archaeologists during excavations that took place in Stajnia Cave back in 2010 but has recently been analyzed in further detail. Read more »

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