Stone Age babies had better parenting than today
A study of modern hunter-gatherer groups by the University of Cambridge suggests that our Stone Age ancestors may have given their children better childcare than we do today.
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A study of modern hunter-gatherer groups by the University of Cambridge suggests that our Stone Age ancestors may have given their children better childcare than we do today.
Analysis of more than 300 sets of skeletal remains suggest that dozens of individuals may have been casualties of the earliest period of warfare in Europe.
A recent report showed that early humans could have worn footwear during the Middle Stone Age, or about 75,000 years ago. They likely wore flip-flops to protect their foot. Read here.
During the nineteenth century, a hidden cavern containing over twenty pairs of ancient sandals and various wooden tools, such as baskets and a mace, was discovered. The site where the archaeological remains were uncovered is called
Europe's oldest shoes have been discovered remarkably well-preserved after lying inside a Spanish bat cave for more than 6,000 years.