A deer tooth pendant carries the DNA of a woman from Eurasia
How did human DNA end up in a deer tooth pendant?
How did human DNA end up in a deer tooth pendant?
Any engineer today would be proud of them.
These pendants don't seem to have been considered 'special' in any way, though.
Researchers have been arguing whether it's made from wool or linen. Turns out, it's neither.
In a remote area of Brazil, capuchin monkeys have been adapting their own stone tools for thousands of years.
Scientists recreate torches and other Stone Age cave lighting
The fragments are at least 41,000 years old. They were found attached to a stone tool.
It's a tool built by humanity's ancestors.
Luckily we're really big on it now.
Crack open a nutty one.
Unsurprisingly, they traded a lot of stone.
Things became very serious at this point.
Sink your teeth into this story.
Best enjoyed with a stone fork from a bark plate.
Their unique skills provided a huge advantage to the groups who embraced them.
While analysing starch grains on ancient stone grinding tools from southern Italy, Marta Mariotti Lippi at the University of Florence ...
Zvi Ben-Avraham of Tel Aviv University and Emanuele Lodolo of the National Institute of Oceanography and Experimental Geophysics in Trieste, ...
Researchers have found what's believed to be the oldest dental feeling in history, dating from the stone age. The find ...
This is possibly one of the earliest sex toys in human history.