Browsing: early humans

Archaeologists in Germany have uncovered Europe’s oldest known blue pigment at a Paleolithic site. This groundbreaking discovery opens an exciting window into prehistoric art and symbolic expression dating back over 40,000 years

New research reveals the oldest evidence of humans thriving at high altitudes in Ice Age Australia, shedding captivating light on how our ancestors endured and adapted to harsh alpine environments, as detailed in Nature

A 1.4 million-year-old skull discovered in Spain is being hailed as the “earliest human face of Western Europe.” This significant find may reshape our understanding of early human migration and evolution across the continent. Researchers are eager to study its implications.