Early humans reached northwest Europe 45,000 years ago, new research shows
New discoveries of bone fragments at Ranis cave in Germany prove the early presence of cold-adapted Homo sapiens in northern Europe
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New discoveries of bone fragments at Ranis cave in Germany prove the early presence of cold-adapted Homo sapiens in northern Europe
When we imagine ourselves as another creature, we become more attuned to the world around us – and better at being human
<p style="text-align:left">A team of researchers from China, Australia, France, Spain, and Germany has revealed advanced material culture in East Asia by 45,000 years ago.</p>
A site in northern China sheds light on ancient human migration 45,000 years ago and highlights a unique convergence of culture and technology.
<strong>Bonsall, Derbyshire:</strong> Nature is not separate from, or immune to, its underlying culture, whether long-forgotten industry or the acceptability of what we call species