New Evidence Shows First Human Ancestors Arrived in Southeast Asia Earlier Than Thought New evidence shows a clearer picture of how human ancestors migrated to Southeast Asia some 86,000 years ago. by Urian B.
Health Artifact Discovered In China Suggests Human Ancestors Left Africa Over 2 Million Years Ago by Elyse Johnson
Science Child Remains In Montana Clovis Burial Site Offer New Insights About Early Humans by Athena Yenko
Science Early Humans Migrated Out Of Africa 60,000 Years Earlier Than Previously Thought by Allan Adamson
Science Ancient Human Relative Could Have Lived Alongside Homo Sapiens: What We Know About The Homo Naledi So Far by Alexandra Lozovschi
Science Indonesian ‘Hobbit’ Not Related To Modern Humans' Ancestor But Instead Has African Origins: Scientists by Alexandra Lozovschi
Science This Bear Kneecap Serves As Evidence That Humans Arrived In Ireland 2500 Years Earlier Than Previously Thought by Milafel Dacanay
Science Fossil Find Shows Humans Living In The Arctic Thousands Of Years Earlier Than Was Thought by Jim Algar
Science Red Deer Cave Fossil Suggests Ancient Human Ancestor May Have Hung Around Longer Than Thought by Jim Algar
Healthy Living/Wellness Don't Blame Modern Life For Lack Of Sleep, Our Ancient Ancestors Didn't Sleep Any Better by Jim Algar
Science Homo Naledi Walked, Climbed Trees And Used Tools: What This Reveals About Human Evolution by Rhodi Lee
Science Discovery Of 2 Million-Year-Old Human Fossils Suggests Our Early Hearing Pattern Resembled Chimps' by Christian de Looper
Science Lokiarchaeota Could Be Missing Link In Search For Earliest Life And Humans Oldest Microbial Ancestor by James Maynard
Science Lucy And 'Little Foot' Co-Existed, Fossil Discovery In South Africa Suggests by James Maynard
Science Why Have Some Modern Illnesses Persisted Since Our Ancient Ancestors? Scientists Begin to Understand Genetic Link by James Maynard
Healthy Living/Wellness Lighter Bone, Weaker Skeleton of Modern Humans Due to Sedentary Lifestyle by Dianne Depra
Science Zigzag Marking Etched on Surface of Half-Million-Year-Old Shell Could be World's Oldest Art by Rhodi Lee
Science Oldest Artwork is with Shark Tooth on Mollusk Shell, Drawn 540,000 Years Ago by James Maynard