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Checua mystery: 6,000-year-old genomes of extinct humans upend the peopling of South America
A previously unknown genetic group at preceramic Checua shows no ties to other prehistoric communities, suggesting isolated hunter-gatherers diverging from early South American settlers.
1.8 million-year-old human jawbone discovered in Georgia; a key ‘to Eurasia's first colonies’
Skulls for sale: inside the shocking legal void fueling Britain’s black market in human remains
Oldest human hybrid? 140,000-year-old skull could rewrite human evolution
Europe just got its first look at the world’s oldest human ancestor
The legendary Lucy and Selam fossils are stunning crowds in Prague for only 60 days.
Scientists rebuild ancient south indian faces - and discover traces of Middle Eastern ancestry
The first facial reconstructions from Keeladi hint at forgotten migrations and surprising diversity.
Ritual burial or ancient crime? Mysterious human remains found in Celtic box well sparks debate
Excavations in Bavaria reveal a haunting mix of bones, ceramics, and metal objects - pointing to a rich and complex culture at the oppidum of Manching between 120–60 BCE.
The Missing Link? Mysterious Unnamed Human Ancestor Found Near Lucy Site
Researchers recovered 13 teeth, ten attributed to a new unnamed Australopithecus and three to primitive Homo, hinting at co-existence.
Survey Reveals: 72% of large organizations prefer a hybrid work model combining AI and humans
A survey by Everest Group shows companies favor bold strategies, using AI for smart transformation and innovation, rather than just cutting costs or focusing on regulatory compliance.
Million-Year-Old Stone Tools Discovered on Sulawesi Rewrite Early Human History
The age of the artifacts was confirmed through paleomagnetic analysis of the sandstone and direct dating of a pig fossil, Celebochoerus Heekereni, found in the same stratum.
Before the teeth: How early humans adapted their diet 700,000 years ago
"This discovery confirms the hypothesis that behavioral adaptations, such as the deliberate choice to eat new foods, can precede morphological changes, playing a key role in evolution."
New evidence in Spain: 770,000 years ago, early humans ate children
Palmira Saladié : "The vertebra shows sharp incisions at important anatomical points for the disarticulation of the head".
Archaeologists discover one of the world's oldest burial sites in Israel's Tinshemet Cave
Objects found alongside the remains may have been used during ceremonies to honor the dead and could shed light on how ancient ancestors thought about spirituality and the afterlife.
From Alaska to Norway: Orcas offer prey to humans worldwide
Orcas may share food with humans to build relationships, scientists suggest.
Study: Even when responses are identical, people prefer human empathy over AI
Participants were willing to wait days for a human reply rather than get an immediate chatbot response.
