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Tag Archives: anthropology
Human ancestors used fire one million years ago, archaeologist find
First use of fire by humans pushed back 300,000 years!
Mystery human fossils put spotlight on China
"These new fossils might be of a previously unknown species, one that survived until the very end of the Ice Age around 11,000 years ago," says Professor Curnoe.
"Alternatively, they might represent a very early and previously unknown migration of modern humans out of Africa, a population who may not have contributed genetically to living people."
Rethinking "out Of Africa" | Conversation | Edge
"We're having to re-evaluate the Out-of-Africa theory, and we're having to re-evaluate the species concepts we apply, because in one view of thinking, species should be self-contained units. They don't interbreed with other species."
This is a point that has confused me for some time. Species are not supposed to be capable of reproducing with other species. So why are neanderthals a different species?
Evidence of 42,000 year old deep sea fishing revealed | Past Horizons
Evidence of deep sea fishing from 42,00 years ago
BBC News – Primates leapt to social living
An analysis of over 200 primate species by a University of Oxford team suggests that our ancestors gave up their solitary existence when they shifted from being nocturnal creatures to those that are active during the day.
