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<p>Historian Ivan Jablonka's history of the idea of patriarchy suggests that feminists should recognize the current wave of male grievance as an opportunity to renegotiate the entire social compact of gender that has been built up over centuries of male power. </p>

Archaeologists have found butchered bones from a mother mammoth and her calf and signs of controlled fire at the Hartley locality, an open-air site on the Colorado Plateau in northern New Mexico, the United States. Recognizing early human...

On August 2nd, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi became the highest-level U.S. official to visit Taiwan since 1997, against all warnings from China and and from

A New Mexico mammoth bone treasure trove from 37,000 years ago, many of which showed butchering cuts, has completely upended the Clovis First hypothesis.

New artistic engravings depicting the extinct Pyrenean ibex have been discovered by archaeologists and researchers just outside of Barcelona, Spain.

For thousands of years, our ancestors gave way to their creative expression by creating figures of all sizes from bone, antler, ivory, and stone. The

The Olive Press has compiled a list of the most interesting, beautiful or unusual villages in Spain’s Andalucia to visit this year.  Utopia: Marinaleda.

Researchers digging at the famous Cueva de Adales in Spain have now proven it was a hub for human arts and burials for over 50,000 years.

From the Tsodilo Hills in Botswana to the Lascaux Caves in France, these fabulous examples of prehistoric art are sure to pique your curiosity.

Artwork created over 40,000 years ago by the Aurignacians provides a fascinating glimpse into the lives and beliefs of some of the earliest humans in history.