Early fire, prehistoric colonists and baffled scientists – Human evolution weekly update (8/12/14)
Early fire, prehistoric colonists and baffled scientists. It’s this week in human evolution!
Human evolution weekly update (17/11/14): Ancient pitchers, Piltdown man and more
The latest research into human evolution, including the evolution of throwing; how many different ancestors did we have and much more
Human evolution weekly update: Old DNA, old art & sexy men
The weeks top stories in human evolution.
This week in human evolution: climate changing meteors, the first Europeans & more
No preamble this week; we’re straight down to business with this weeks biggest discoveries about our ancestors. Does everyone remember Atapuerca? No? Click here. Finished clicking? Good, so now you know there appears to have been a second wave of migration (possibly the ancestors of Neanderthals) characterized by the appearance of new stone tools. Except…
This week in human evolution (4/8/14): Prehistoric violence in the Middle East, fossils with scoliosis & more
A summary of this weeks discoveries about human evolution (including research from before this week, as I have a backlog). Including the oldest evidence of violence in the Middle East, a fossil with scoliosis and much more
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