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Scientists shed light into how primitive people produced advanced stone tools 50 thousand years ago, cutting across six cultural periods in human history.
Scientists have historically been attracted by and split on the topic of human migration into Europe. Recent proof from a German cave shed light on this
The arrival of Homo sapiens in cold northern latitudes took place several thousand years before Neanderthals disappeared in southwest Europe
Fossils of Homo sapiens found in German cave, Ilsenhöhle, dated to 45,000 years ago. These early humans associated with unique stone tools, called partial bifacial blade points.
Archaeological site in Germany upends previous understanding of when humans arrived in northwestern Europe.