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The viruses have turned up in mammoth wool, Siberian mummies, prehistoric wolves, and the lungs of an Influenza victim buried in Alaskas permafrost

Archaeologists made the surprising find after going diving around the now submerged Neolithic site of Soline, which was discovered in 2021 off the coast of the Croatian island of Korčula.

To celebrate another sizzling summer in the Cape, we bring you the 10 bucket list destinations you must tick off!

In many popular accounts of human prehistory, civilization emerged in a linear fashion. Our ancestors started as Paleolithic hunter-gatherers living i

Without intervention, the rock may have been destroyed by high tides and storm surges.

Researchers from Griffith University have found the remains of a youngster in Borneo whose left foot had been surgically amputated 31,000 years ago.

Thirty-seven pendants were found on the island of Yuzhniy Oleniy Ostrov on Lake Onega in the 1930s, but until now, their composition has remained unclear.

Using the U-series dating technique, scientists in China have managed to narrow down the age of ancient rock paintings along the Jinsha River in the Southwest Chinas Yunnan Province to more than 13,000 years ago. The newly revealed age of the Jinsha River rock paintings makes them the oldest art legacy on rock ever found in East Asia.

Previously undeveloped revealed 8,000-year-old signs of mummification — the earliest evidence found anywhere in the world.

Africa’s Middle Stone Age preserves sporadic evidence for novel behaviours among early modern humans, prompting a range of questions about the influence of social and environmental factors on patterns of human behavioural evolution. Here we document a suite of novel adaptations dating approximately 92–80 thousand years before the present at the archaeological site Varsche Rivier 003 (VR003), located in southern Africa’s arid Succulent Karoo biome. Distinctive innovations include the produc...