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Spanish and Israeli Archaeologists Crack Mystery of Missing Epiphyses in Qesem Cave - Archaeology - Vimarsana News

Spanish and Israeli Archaeologists Crack Mystery of Missing Epiphyses in Qesem Cave - Archaeology

In a Cave in Central Israel, Archaeologists Noticed an Anomaly. Hominins Lived in the Cave and Ate Animals. Fine. But What Happened to the Ends of the Animal Leg Bones? Here Is the Prehistory of Grease.

Israeli Archaeologists Identify 'Holy Triad' of Human Evolution: Water, Stone and Elephants - Archaeology - Vimarsana News

Israeli Archaeologists Identify 'Holy Triad' of Human Evolution: Water, Stone and Elephants - Archaeology

For Thousands of Years, Early Humans in Israel Were Making Long, Arduous Treks to Get the Ideal Stones for Tools From Specific Quarries. Why?

New Study Changes Our Understanding of Human Brain Evolution - Archaeology - Vimarsana News

New Study Changes Our Understanding of Human Brain Evolution - Archaeology

We Thought an Advanced Frontal Lobe Was a Basal Human Condition, but the Earliest Archaic Humans to Leave Africa and Reach Europe Had a Frontal Cortex Like Chimps

The Neanderthals and the Mystery of the Missing Zinc - Archaeology - Vimarsana News

The Neanderthals and the Mystery of the Missing Zinc - Archaeology

Analysis of a Neanderthal in Spain Supports Previous Research by Israeli Scientists on How They Could Survive the Toxic Habit of Carnivory

Need to hunt small prey compelled humans to make better weapons and smarten up - Vimarsana News

Need to hunt small prey compelled humans to make better weapons and smarten up

Tel Aviv, Israel (SPX) Sep 15, 2023 - A new study from the Department of Archaeology at Tel Aviv University found that the extinction of large prey, upon which human nutrition had been based, compelled prehistoric humans to develop impr