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This discovery significantly pushes back the known evidence of wooden architecture and the investment by humans in permanent structures suggesting relatively more settled occupation at certain locations.
A 15th-century French painting holds a prehistoric secret, hidden in plain sight. The Saint Stephen murder stone in this painting is actually a prehistoric Acheulean handaxe!
Challenging terrains might've sparked Homo erectus's innovative tool-making skills, setting the stage for a monumental shift in early human history.
A study on 1.4 million-year-old stone spheroids made by early hominins unveils our ancestors' symmetrical masterpiece-making skills.
Giant handaxes found in England have archaeologists puzzling about what kind of human species could have made them and even what was their true purpose.