• Research Reveals Longstanding Cultural Continuity at Oldest Occupied Site in West Africa

• Scientists Recover an Ancient Woman's DNA from a 20,000-Year-Old Pendant

• Searching for Ancient Bears in an Alaskan Cave Led to an Important Human Discovery

• Long Distance Voyaging Among the Pacific Islands

• 研究人员Use 21st Century Methods to Record 2,000 Years of Ancient Graffiti in Egypt
• Ancient DNA Reveals Asian Ancestry Introduced to East Africa in Early Modern Times

• Ancient Genomes Reveal Immunity Adaptation in Early Farmers

• Cyprus's Copper Deposits Created One of the Most Important Trade Hubs in the Bronze Age
• Indigenous Ashaninka DNA Helps Geneticists Write New Chapters of Pre-Colonial History in South America

• Uncovering the Ritual Past of an Ancient Stone Monument in Saudi Arabia

• Lasers and Chemistry Reveal How Ancient Pottery Was Made -- And How an Empire Functioned

• Surprising Similarities in Stone Tools of Early Humans and Monkeys

• The Colors on These Ancient Pots Hint at the Power of an Empire

• The World's First Horse Riders

• 基因族群mic Study of Indigenous Africans Paints Complex Picture of Human Origins and Local Adaptation

• Bronze Age Well Contents Reveal the History of Animal Resources in Mycenae, Greece
• Ice Age Survivors
• Oldest Human Genome from Southern Spain

• Steel Was Being Used in Europe 2900 Years Ago

• Gene Variations for Immune and Metabolic Conditions Have Persisted in Humans for More Than 700,000 Years

• 2.9-Million-Year-Old Butchery Site Reopens Case of Who Made First Stone Tools

• Prehistoric Human Migration in Southeast Asia Driven by Sea-Level Rise

• Remapping the Superhighways Travelled by the First Australians Reveals a 10,000-Year Journey Through the Continent

• Plague Trackers: Researchers Cover Thousands of Years in a Quest to Understand the Elusive Origins of the Black Death

• In the Neanderthal Site of Combe-Grenal, France, Hunting Strategies Were Unaffected by Changing Climate

• Ancient Siberian Genomes Reveal Genetic Backflow from North America Across the Bering Sea

• Ethical Ancient DNA Research Must Involve Descendant Communities, Say Researchers

• Study Reveals Average Age at Conception for Men Versus Women Over Past 250,000 Years

• Archaeologists Uncover Oldest Known Projectile Points in the Americas

• Increasing Forest Cover in the Eifel Region 11,000 Years Ago Resulted in the Local Loss of Megafauna

• Immune System of Modern Papuans Shaped by DNA from Ancient Denisovans, Study Finds

• Ancient Stone Tools from China Provide Earliest Evidence of Rice Harvesting
• For 400 Years, Indigenous Tribes Buffered Climate's Impact on Wildfires in the American Southwest

• Jawbone May Represent Earliest Presence of Humans in Europe

• Human Evolution Wasn't Just the Sheet Music, but How It Was Played

• Previously Unknown Monumental Temple Discovered Near the Tempio Grande in Vulci

• First Sentence Ever Written in Canaanite Language Discovered: Plea to Eradicate Beard Lice

• A Stone Age Child Buried With Bird Feathers, Plant Fibers and Fur
• Ancient DNA Analysis Sheds Light on the Early Peopling of South America

• Ancient Genomes Reveal Hidden History of Human Adaptation

• UK's Oldest Human DNA Obtained, Revealing Two Distinct Palaeolithic Populations

• Central Asia Identified as a Key Region for Human Ancestors

• In Medieval Norway, High-Class People Had Stronger Bones
• Meet the First Neanderthal Family

• Race Against Time to Find Ancient Indigenous Carvings on Boab Trees

• Geneticists Discover New Wild Goat Subspecies Via Ancient DNA

• The Neighbors of the Caliph: Archaeologists Uncover Ancient Mosaics on the Shore of the Sea of Galilee

• Among Ancient Mayas, Cacao Was Not a Food Exclusive to the Elite
• Key Phases of Human Evolution Coincide With Flickers in Eastern Africa's Climate

• Scientists Find Evidence for Food Insecurity Driving International Conflict Two Thousand Years Ago
• The Anglo-Saxon Migration: New Insights from Genetics

• Chimpanzee Stone Tool Diversity

• What Ancient Dung Reveals About Epipaleolithic Animal Tending

• Modern Humans Generate More Brain Neurons Than Neanderthals

• The Southern Arc and Its Lively Genetic History

• Analysis of Everyday Tools Challenges Long-Held Ideas About What Drove Major Changes in Ancient Greek Society
• Study of Ancient Skulls Sheds Light on Human Interbreeding With Neanderthals

• Wood Sharpens Stone: Boomerangs Used to Retouch Lithic Tools

• Taking Your Time Makes a Difference

• High-Status Danish Vikings Wore Exotic Beaver Furs

• DNA from Ancient Population in Southern China Suggests Native Americans' East Asian Roots

• New Genetic Research on Remote Pacific Islands Yields Surprising Findings on World's Earliest Seafarers

• The Heat Is On: Traces of Fire Uncovered Dating Back at Least 800,000 Years

• Developmental Dyslexia Essential to Human Adaptive Success

• Many Human Genomes Shaped by Past Events That Caused Sharp Dips in the Population, Study Finds

• Olive Trees Were First Domesticated 7,000 Years Ago, Study Finds

• Unique Viking Shipyard Discovered at Birka
• Origins of the Black Death Identified

• Bioarchaeological Evidence of Very Early Islamic Burials in the Levant
• Pre-Historic Wallacea: A Melting Pot of Human Genetic Ancestries

• How Species Form: What the Tangled History of Polar Bear and Brown Bear Relations Tells Us

• What Oxytocin Can Tell Us About the Evolution of Human Prosociality

• Famous Rock Art Cave in Spain Was Used by Ancient Humans for Over 50,000 Years

• Archaeologists Reveal Pre-Hispanic Cities in Bolivia With Laser Technology

• Research Confirms Eastern Wyoming Paleoindian Site as Americas' Oldest Mine

• Livestock and Dairying Led to Dramatic Social Changes in Ancient Mongolia
• Ancient DNA Gives New Insights Into 'lost' Indigenous People of Uruguay

• Study of Ancient Predators Sheds Light on How Humans Did -- Or Didn't -- Find Food
• How the Black Rat Colonized Europe in the Roman and Medieval Periods
• Indigenous Peoples Have Shucked Billions of Oysters Around the World Sustainably

• Study Reveals Stonehenge Landscape Before the World-Famous Monument

• Before Stonehenge Monuments, Hunter-Gatherers Made Use of Open Habitats
• Dramatic Events in Demographics Led to the Spread of Uralic Languages

• Neanderthals of the North

• Friendship Ornaments from the Stone Age

• Discovery Sheds Light on Why the Pacific Islands Were Colonized

• Study Challenges Theories of Earlier Human Arrival in Americas
• Prehistoric People Created Art by Firelight, New Research Reveals

• Neolithic Made Us Taller and More Intelligent but More Prone to Heart Disease

• Tools Reveal Patterns of Neandertal Extinction in the Iberian Peninsula

• Smells Like Ancient Society: Scientists Find Ways to Study and Reconstruct Past Scents

• Study Reconsiders Name of Peru's Machu Picchu

• 基因族群mic Analysis Supports Ancient Muwekma Ohlone Connection

• How Indigenous Burning Shaped the Klamath's Forests for a Millennia

• Exploring Ancient Tuberculosis Transmission Chains

• How the Transition to Agriculture Affects Populations in the Present Day

• Collectors in the Prehistoric World Recycled Old Stone Tools to Preserve the Memory of Their Ancestors

• Ancient Humans Impact African Island Environment

• Archaeologists Discover Innovative 40,000-Year-Old Culture in China
• Tooth Study Prompts Rethink of Human Evolution