a recent article in the New Yorker discussing the Pope who in Mongolia revealed he love Teilhard's philosophy, and that this might be the tipping point for the coming synodAs it turns… Read More

Kebara Cave in Israel has yielded remarkable archaeological finds that have significantly contributed to our understanding of prehistoric human history. Among these discoveries stands the Ke… Read More

This story is co-published with Indian Nation Right this moment and is a part of The Human Value of Conservation, a Grist sequence on Indigenous rights and guarded areas. The rive… Read More

See How Humans Have Evolved Over Millions of Years! Human evolution began millions of years ago, long before we were aware of ourselves as humans. Our ancestors evolved over time, adapting… Read More

Uncovering the evolution of any set of living creatures is a complex and highly detailed task for scientists, and theories and approaches that may differ over time may indeed change the foss… Read More

Several years ago, a team of scientists from the Senckenberg Research Institute in Frankfurt, Germany, set out to put a human face to ancient hominid species that once walked the E… Read More

Scientists at the Centro Nacional de Investigacion sobre la Evolucion Humana (CENIEH) form part of a team of Chinese, Spanish, and French scientists that has just published a study of what m… Read More

A near-perfectly preserved ancient human fossil known as the Harbin cranium sits in the Geoscience Museum in Hebei GEO University. The largest of known Homo skulls, scientists now say this s… Read More

Skulls of early Homo from Georgia with an ape-like brain (left) and from Indonesia with a human-like brain (right). Credit: M. Ponce de León and Ch. Zollikofer, U… Read More

Some of the oldest remains of modern humans in the world are much older than scientists thought.The remains, known as Omo I, were found in southwest Ethiopia in the late 1960s.&nbs… Read More

Newly discovered skull thought to be an archaic human species’, dubbed Dragon Man, has made us take a step back from the theory of evolution and question its exactness. It’s 1… Read More

The most famous mysteries cannot be explained by science, right? I mean, that has to be the reason why they're still so popular. Well, actually, no; they can! As human beings, we are consta… Read More

If you want a sneak peek of our dystopic future under the impending Kamala Harris/Progressive Left Regency look no further than the recent utterances of California Governor Gavin Nukesom. Th… Read More

100 Objective type UAPMT Botany and Zoology (Biology) Questions and Answer Ques. Cell obtained from cancerous tumours are known as (a) Hybridomas (b) Myelomas (c) Lymphocyte (d) Monoclonal c… Read More

Like a shadow, history is attached to every pot shard, pebble, and bone. Nothing on this Earth is without a backstory. Archaeology is all about finding these missing shadows and sewing them… Read More

Ignoring Indonesia’s famous find Remarkable events happen at mundane moments. It was getting late on Tuesday 2 September 2003, time for team co-director archaeologist Thomas Sut… Read More

The human skull  is an instantly recognizable and icon image, so no wonder that it often gets used as the basis for a skull logo. It can be simplified, to create an abstract shape perfe… Read More