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anthropology.netCnn reported that both species occupied Üçağızlı II cave in southern Turkey at different times and produced similar Mousterian tools while hunting the same animals and collecting Columbella rustica shells. The research was published Monday in PNAS based on fossils and sediment la…
Archaeologists discovered burnt bone fragments in Ethiopia that may represent the world's oldest documented cremation, dating back approximately 100,000 years. The findings, including three Homo sapiens fossils and thousands of stone tools, were detailed in a study published on A…