Neanderthals and modern humans intermingled in Europe 45,000 years ago
New studies of Stone Age tools and bones also suggest human ancestors could adapt to a tough climate.
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New studies of Stone Age tools and bones also suggest human ancestors could adapt to a tough climate.
Dr. Berhane Asfaw's excavation in Ethiopia's Afar Triangle unveiled the Herto Man, challenging the human evolution narrative through 160,000-year-old fossils.
The recipients of the full fellowship will get a financial grant of Rs 10 lakh each, while the partial fellowship amount will be decided separately.
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.
This unique occurrence stands as the first documented instance of a new behavior pattern emerging within a population of long-tailed macaques.