Neanderthals lacked specialised cold weather clothing
Study of faunal remains suggests garments with fur trim were made only by modern humans.
Tools and other technologies employed by prehistoric humans.
Study of faunal remains suggests garments with fur trim were made only by modern humans.
Study shows how dietary changes and stone tools enabled reductions in size of teeth, jaws and gut.
Mineral might have been sought for its combustion-enhancing properties rather than as black pigment.
3.3-million-year-old tool tradition significantly predates the first humans.
500,000-year-old shells provide earliest evidence for symbolic behaviour.
Armenian findings provide insight into the Lower to Middle Palaeolithic transition.
Study suggests Ethiopian Rift stone points were used as hafted javelin tips almost 280,000 years ago.
Specialist bone tool predates arrival of Homo sapiens in Europe.
Evidence from Dikika, Ethiopia.