In Europe, Neanderthals & Humans Coexisted For Around 3,000 Years
According to modeling study, Neanderthals and humans coexisted in norther Europe for up to 2,900 years, allowing them plenty of opportunity to exchange knowledge and even reproduce
A prehistoric feline migration into Europe may have occurred, according to a recent international effort looking into the origins and history of the domestic cat
Before the Copper Age, and again before the first farmers arrived in Italy 33,000 years ago, archaeologists discovered two significant changes in the oral bacteria...
70,000 Years Ago, Neanderthals Prepared Elaborate Meals
Analysis of some of the earliest charred food remnants has shown that Neanderthal cooks were surprisingly skilled, combining a variety of foods and employing diverse techniques to prepare meals
Copper Age Children's Toys Were Owl-Shaped Plaques
According to a report published in Scientific Reports, ancient owl-shaped slate engraved plaques from the Iberian Peninsula that date back roughly 5,000 years may have been made by kids as toys. These findings might shed light on how kids interacted with objects in prehistoric European communities.
A Complicated Tale: The Ancient Indigenous People's Migration to South America
Not more than 25,000 years ago were North and South America populated. The fundamental idea of a north-to-south migration is turned on its head by new study and Neanderthal and Denisovan fossil data.
Lassen sich planetare Krisen mit einer bestimmten Geisteshaltung bewältigen? Für Thomas Metzinger ist Meditation entscheidend "Wir müssen uns ehrlich machen." Mit diesem einschlägigen Satz beginnt der Mainzer Philosophieprofessor und Bewusstseinsforscher Thomas Metzinger sein neues Buch,…