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Skulls in Ukraine reveal early modern humans came from the East - Vimarsana News

Skulls in Ukraine reveal early modern humans came from the East

Genetic analysis of two skull fragments dating back almost 40,000 years shows that our species colonised Europe from the east and interbred with our Neanderthal cousins.

Major planning by cave artists went into creating the Ledge of the Horses - study - Vimarsana News

Major planning by cave artists went into creating the Ledge of the Horses - study

Researchers have been able to virtually reconstruct all the components related to the artistic process that took place to create this wall of paleolithic art.

British retreat is Europe's best 'leaf-peeping destination' for a colourful autumn holiday | Travel News | Travel - Vimarsana News

British retreat is Europe's best 'leaf-peeping destination' for a colourful autumn holiday | Travel News | Travel

A beautiful rural landscape in the UK has been named the best place to see autumn leaves in the whole of Europe, and here is some iconic locations to visit in the area.

Paleo myth clubbed: 'Man the hunter, woman the gatherer' untrue - Vimarsana News

Paleo myth clubbed: 'Man the hunter, woman the gatherer' untrue

It is a Paleo myth that only men hunted, created art and made stone tools, and women merely gathered food while feeding babies.

Study finds cannibalism was common as a funerary practice in Europe around 15,000 years ago | Indiablooms - Vimarsana News

Study finds cannibalism was common as a funerary practice in Europe around 15,000 years ago | Indiablooms

Leading researchers at the Natural History Museum (NHM) have found evidence to suggest that cannibalism was a customary funerary practice in Europe during the Magdalenian period.