Human History

Study Challenges the Narrative of Humanity’s Shift From Hunting to Farming

A recent study challenges long-held beliefs about humanity's transition from hunting and gathering to farming, one of the most significant changes in human history. Traditionally, researchers attributed this transformation to environmental factors such as climate change, rainfall, or fertile river...

Dogs Have Traveled With Humans for 11,000 Years, Study Shows

Dogs have been traveling alongside humans for at least 11,000 years, forming a bond shaped by shared journeys, evolving environments, and cultural exchange, according to two new studies published in Science. The research highlights how dogs, in various forms,...

29,000-Year-Old Child Skeleton Found in Thailand Could Rewrite Human History

Archaeologists have uncovered the oldest human remains ever found in Thailand, believed to be a 29,000-year-old skeleton belonging to a child, who researchers have named "Pangpond," after a popular Thai cartoon character. The discovery at Tham Din (Earthen Cave) in...