Scientists uncovered evidence of the oldest hominin presence in Europe in modern-day Romania nearly two million years ago.
Archaeologists found animal bones with cut marks associated with ancient hominin tools at Romania's Grăunceanu archaeological site. The site is located in...
A recent DNA research on the bones of a boy who lived along the shores of Lake Baikal in Siberia shows that one-third of his genome was that of Western Eurasians, prompting scientists to conclude that Native Americans share...
When speaking of the Ice Age, it should be noted that there have been at least five ice ages in the lifetime of our planet, resulting in glacier expansion throughout Earth.
What is meant by "ice age" is prolonged periods...
Scientists claim to have discovered the place where early humans resided in the midst of their migration from the African continent to Eurasia, solving a 20,000-year missing gap in human history.
It has been common knowledge for some time that...
Recent research led by experts from the University of Southampton in collaboration with scientists worldwide has shed light on the ancient migration that happened eighty thousand years ago from Africa into Eurasia through a river route.
This study supports ideas...
DNA studies on Bronze Age Tarim mummies found in China's Xinjiang region revealed recently that not only were these people not descendants of Indo-Europeans that immigrated to the area -- they may in fact be the ancestors of Native...
Native American Indians migrated across the Bering Strait to and from Eurasia, according to past and present scientific studies. Yet new research has not only revealed traces of their DNA in the remains of Siberians living thousands of years...
An intricately-engraved silver plate showing a winged Scythian goddess was recently unearthed in Russia as part of the grave goods buried in the tomb of a warrior.
Although the man's grave had been looted in antiquity, its roof had later...
Scientists have recently discovered a new species of Scorpion in Turkey. Scientists describe the new species of scorpion, Euscorpius lycius, from the area of ancient Lycia, which today are regions of the Mugla and Antalya Provinces in Southwestern Turkey....
