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Did Hominids in Asia Use Advanced Tools Much Earlier than Thought? - Vimarsana News

Did Hominids in Asia Use Advanced Tools Much Earlier than Thought?

A new discovery in China shows hominids making advanced tools 300,000 years earlier than thought. Does this rewrite our entire understanding of the region?

7 Mediterranean Species Threatened Due to Rising Temperatures - Vimarsana News

7 Mediterranean Species Threatened Due to Rising Temperatures

The Mediterranean experienced its highest temperature in four decades on 26 July, according to the Institute of Marine Sciences in Spain. The data, gathered from satellites belonging to the European Earth observation program Copernicus, indicated an increase in water surface temperature, which reached 28.71°C. This temperature surpassed the previous record set in 2003, which stood

Worse Than Cavemen, Dads Today Do Even Less Than In The Stone Age - Vimarsana News

Worse Than Cavemen, Dads Today Do Even Less Than In The Stone Age

Why do so many modern couples find it difficult to work out division of labor within their households? After all, even Paleolithic people had it figured out.

Aurignacians: The First Artistic Culture? - Vimarsana News

Aurignacians: The First Artistic Culture?

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.

What were Bronze Age daggers used for? To kill animals, study finds. And maybe other humans - Vimarsana News

What were Bronze Age daggers used for? To kill animals, study finds. And maybe other humans

Far from being solely symbolic in purpose, use-wear analysis shows residue of animals on Italian Bronze Age blades. But humans don’t generally confine butchery to the beasts