Tag: anthropology

New research from the Max-Planck-Gesellschaft reveals human presence in Malta dating back thousands of years earlier than previously believed, reshaping ...

Recent research suggests that Ireland's iconic megalithic tombs, long believed to serve as burial sites, may have also functioned as ...

New research reveals that ancient hunter-gatherers navigated the Mediterranean Sea to reach Malta, challenging previous beliefs about early human migration. ...

A recent genetic study has revealed striking differences between the Viking descendants of Iceland and those from the Faroe Islands. ...

A groundbreaking discovery in Greece has revealed the oldest known Homo sapiens remains outside Africa, dating back an astonishing 210,000 ...

A groundbreaking discovery in Spain unveils a hominin face dating back over one million years, shedding fresh light on the ...

A recent study reveals that a 65,000-year-old hearth uncovered in Gibraltar might have served as a Neanderthal 'glue factory.' This ...

Recent genetic studies uncover that the paternal roots of the Faroe Islands and Iceland trace back to different groups of ...

Researchers have uncovered an extraordinary fossilized face in a Spanish cave, thought to be the earliest known Western European. This ...

Fragments of a million-year-old face uncovered in Spain are revolutionizing our understanding of ancient human migrations. These remarkable discoveries offer ...

The UK government and museums are coming under growing pressure to stop displaying ancestral remains and focus on returning them. ...

In a groundbreaking discovery, scientists have revealed the oldest known human face in Western Europe, dating back more than 46,000 ...