A study by Dr. Matthew S. Taylor, published in the Journal of Osteoarchaeology, reports on the reanalysis of modified human bones discovered at several prehistoric South Texas archaeological sites.
An international study of infant remains from 50,000–75,000 years ago has provided new evidence about the developmental ...
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For decades, scientists believed these ancient fossils found in Japan were human, but they are not
For over 60 years, scientists believed they had found some of the oldest human fossils in Japan in the Ushikawa district. But a new study has completely flipped that idea on its head. The bones, which ...
The Mata Menge humerus fragment (left) shown at the same scale as the humerus of Homo floresiensis from Liang Bua. A paper out today in Nature Communications reports the discovery of extremely rare ...
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Someone who died 2,000 years ago had their bones whittled into tools
The preserved long bones (right and left humeri, left ulna and left femur) show signs of whittling or working into a point.
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