Early humans in the Kalahari were innovative
Inland Africa reveals ancient evidence of Homo sapiens innovation.
New archaeological evidence from Africa’s interior challenges notions that the emergence of Homo sapiens relied on ad...
New archaeological evidence from Africa’s interior challenges notions that the emergence of Homo sapiens relied on ad...
What can machine learning tell us about the rock art in Arnhem Land? South Australian researchers, led by Daryl We...
Prehistoric giant bird had tiny brain The largest flightless bird to ever have walked the Earth had a disproportio...
By Kailah Thorn, EdCC Earth Science Museum Curator, University of Western Australia Many of us, at some point or a...
Researchers have identified some prime suspects in the biggest ‘who done it’ mystery in human evolution: who were the...
Life on earth has been assaulted multiple times over its long history, by vicious mass extinctions and crashes in bio...
Analysis of a crafted bone point unearthed on Ngarrindjeri country in South Australia is shedding new light on the be...
Finite element analysis results for an adult Tyrannosaurus rex (FMNH PR 2081) jaw demonstrating a range of biting str...
Nearly 300 million years ago, a volcanic eruption in northern China smothered a nearby swamp under half a metre of as...
Humans have lived through pandemics for centuries, and according to a reconstruction of ancient infectious diseases, ...
Each year the Royal Swedish Academy of Engineering Sciences produces a commemorative booklet to pay tribute to “a per...
An image of a kangaroo has been identified as Australia’s oldest known rock painting, dated to over 17,000 years old....