- How oral cultures memorise so much information
- Believe it or not, humans are kind, according to study
- What hunter-gatherers can tell us about fundamental human social networks
- Forced contact with Amazon people would be 'genocide'
- Man’s perception of time
- Crucial interaction between fire and mankind explored
- Humans are only capable of having five people in their closet circle
- The Cognitive Origins of Religion
- The myth of human nature
- Sexually transmitted infections, peer pressure may have turned humans into monogamists
- Violence in our genes: Have humans always gone to war?
- Post-invasion demography of prehistoric humans in South America
- Population size fails to explain evolution of complex culture
- Human sacrifice was less likely in more equal societies
- Au Moyen Âge les femmes travaillaient et personne ne leur demandait «Qui va garder les enfants?»
- Pourquoi l’espèce humaine pourrait s’éteindre bien plus tôt que nous le pensons
- Monogamous Myths Abound
- Are humans really different and does it matter if they’re not?
- Shame is a survival mechanism that reins in behaviour across cultures
- Evolving Humanism in Light of Genetic Ambiguities
- The surprisingly sticky tale of the Hazda and the Honeyguide Bird
- How punitive, omniscient gods may have encouraged the expansion of human society
- Humans have always been migrants
- Modern Mardi Gras And Ancient Rituals
- Race Is a Social Construct, Scientists Argue
- Belongingness as an essential component of human nature
- Namibie - Researchers study poison arrow hunting tradition of the San
- Human impact has created a 'plastic planet'
- Worshippers follow traditional rights of Dakota people
- The Anthropocene: hard evidence for a human-driven Earth
- Life or death for languages
- A rise in number of trading partners leads to fewer wars between nations
- Inuit shaman parka 'copied' by KTZ design well-studied by anthropologists
- Scientists have a long history of trying to convince themselves that race is genetic
- Rice basket study rethinks roots of human culture
- Alice Springs (Australie): Comprehensive mapping of Aboriginal sacred sites
- For Tamil Brahmans, caste and class are one and the same thing’
- Disappearing Amazonian language
- Tibbee, a prehistoric oral tradition
- What makes a leader? Clues from the animal kingdom
- A color-coded map of Africa's diversity
- Wedding gifts that came and went
- Researchers studying early life in the Pondoland
- The less known Shompens of Great Nicobar Island
- Human behaviours explained by Evolution
- Study suggests not all polygynous marriage is harmful to women or children
- Sino-Tibetan populations shed light on human cooperation
- Our ancestors probably didn't get 8 hours a night, either
- Some Essential Survival Skills We've Lost From Our Ancient Ancestors
- Aboriginal memories go back more than 7,000 years
- Why big societies need big gods
- Human societies think fast and slow in cycles, mathematicians find
- La décapitation, une mise à mort aux nombreux visages
- Manger du cerveau humain serait bon pour la santé
- Researchers see link between hunter-gatherer cannabis use, fewer parasite
- Unique social structure of hunter-gatherers explained
- The moment when ancient societies began to 'take a village to raise a child'
C’est en 1610 que les hommes ont pris le contrôle de la planète
- Should we thank god for civilisation?
- Nevruz traditions among the Kurds
- Hormonal basis of affiliation and competition among hunters in Bolivian Amazon
- Aboriginal legends an untapped record of natural history written in the stars
- Ancient and modern cities aren't so different
- Omo (Ethiopie): destroying its ancient Peoples
- Tsimane people of Bolivia: key role of grandparents in family nutrition
- The biological spoils of war
- Saveock (G-B): ancient Cornish 'witch pits'
- Affluence Explains Rise of Moralizing Religions
- Indigenous medicine – a fusion of ritual and remedy
- New light on evolution of kinship patterns
- Did Men Evolve Navigation Skill to Find Mates?
- In Amazon wars, bands of brothers-in-law
- Firelight talk of the Kalahari Bushmen: Did tales told over fires aid our social and cultural evolution?
- Modern population boom traced to pre-industrial roots
- Before they left Africa, early modern humans were 'culturally diverse'
- Human races: biological reality or cultural delusion?
- First atlas of Inuit Arctic trails launched
- Evidence for ear trophies from Human skulls
- Caveman instincts may explain our belief in gods and ghosts
- Remote Surveillance May Increase Chance of Survival for ‘Uncontacted’ Tribes
- Paititi (Pérou): Search for Inca 'lost city' in Amazon may endanger indigenous people
- Indigenous societies' 'first contact' typically brings collapse, but rebounds are possible
- Walking the Walk: What Sharks, Honeybees and Humans Have in Common
- Aboriginal hunting technique causes increase in number of prey
- Transgendered males seen as an asset to some ancestral societies
- Pérou: isolated Mashco-Piro tribe 'asks for food'
- Europe’s Hypocritical History of Cannibalism
- How Beer Gave Us Civilization
- Guyanne : Christianity Influences Meat Taboos in Amazon
- Cultural flow may be slower than genetic divergence
- Bolivie : Universal' Personality Traits Don't Necessarily Apply to Isolated Indigenous People
- How single and widowed women shaped the religious culture of colonial Latin America
- Le monde n'en finit pas de finir depuis la nuit des temps
- How did female genital mutilation begin ?
- Evolution of cooperative behavior
- 'Palaeo-porn': we've got it all wrong
- Xi'an (Chine): Toyota’s Labor Model Used 2,200 Years Ago
- Jeu de paume : "L'héritage du jeu des rois inadapté à la révolution"
- Human mortality improvement in evolutionary context
- New light on the philosophy of the ancient Cynics
- Les noms de famille pour retracer cinq siècles de migrations en Italie
- Amazonian tribal warfare
- Chickahominy River (USA): The Chickahominy look back
- Animals' role in westward expansion
- Hunting with fire appears to benefit Australia's small-mammal populations
- Malaisie : How do Batek conceive their world and their place in it?
- Troms (Norvège): Mystical marks in virgin forest explained
- Tribal gathering celebrates unifying culture of an ancient game
- The Gruesome History of Eating Corpses as Medicine
- Facial expressions of emotion are not universal
- Testosterone low, but responsive to competition, in Amazonian tribe
- Bedouin Animal Sacrifice Rituals Provide Clues to Archaeological Remains
- Rethinking the social structure of ancient Eurasian nomads
- Alnwick Castle (G-B) : The mysterious case of the (alleged) Alnwick zombie
- Lac Eyazi (Tanzanie) : New study of hunter-gatherers suggests social networks sparked evolution of cooperation
