Shocking Discovery Reveals Neanderthals Can Communicate Like Modern Humans A new study reveals that Neanderthals, our closest ancestors, possessed the ability to perceive and produce human speech. by Jace Dela Cruz
Science Mysterious Stones Crafted by Early Humans 1.4 Million Years Ago Hint at Ancient Hunt for the Perfect Sphere by Jace Dela Cruz
Science Discovery Of Homo Luzonensis In Philippine Cave Suggests Many Human Species Lived Side By Side In The Past by Naia Carlos
Science Neanderthals Were Intelligent Enough To Make Spears That Could Kill Animals At A Distance by Allan Adamson
Science Early Humans Interbreeding With Neanderthals More Common Than Previously Thought by Julia Manuel
Science Geneticists Are Growing Miniature Brains From Human Stem Cells Engineered With Neanderthal DNA by Athena Yenko
Science How The Bones Of An Ancient Rhino Placed Humans In The Philippines 700000 Years Ago by Steven Lerner
Science Dental Plaque Reveals Europe’s Earliest Humans Did Not Use Fire For Their Food by Allan Adamson
Science All Because Of A Tree Fall: Anthropologists Identify Cause Of Death For Early Human Ancestor 'Lucy' by Dianne Depra
Science Monogamy In Humans May Be The Result Of Sexually Transmitted Diseases, Study Finds by James Maynard
Science Reconstructed African Landscape Reveals Life Was Stressful For Early Humans by Katherine Derla
Science Discovery of ancient human skull with strange Neanderthal-like inner ear raises questions about early interbreeding by James Maynard
Science Neanderthals not inferior to modern humans in terms of intelligence, social skills: Study by Alexander Saltarin
Science Genetic study reveals how farmers took over hunters during the Stone Age by Alexander Saltarin
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