- Tautavel (France): cinquième mandibule d'homo erectus vivant il y a environ 450.000 ans
- Paisley Caves (USA): 13,000-year old Western Stemmed points, more human DNA
- Shi'bat Dihya (Yemen): Early humans settled in Arabia
- Pahiyangala (Sri Lanka): bio anthropologist unearth more secrets
- Na Mo Cave (Viet Nam): Stone artefacts dating from 20,000 BC to 10,000 BC found
- Cathole Cave (G-B): U-series dating suggests Welsh reindeer is Britain’s oldest rock art
- Greenland Ice Not A Reliable Model For Younger Dryas Period
- Xianrendong cave (Chine): Pottery 20,000 years old found
- Complex Thinking Behind the Bow and Arrow
- Iran - Rock Art : the Ibex Motif
- Pahiyangala (Sri Lanka): the recently excavated full skeleton
- New deglaciation data opens door for earlier First Americans migration
- Nawarla Gabarnmang (Australie): oldest rock art in Australia
- El Castillo Cave (Espagne): Paleolithic paintings date back at least 40,800 years
- New evidence supporting theory of extraterrestrial impact
- Climate, habitat, humans in cahoots to kill mammoths
- Chauvet (France): Ancient cave paintings depict moving animals
- Engravings, the earliest form of art in the American continent
- Early human activity has left prominent ecological footprints
- Geißenklösterle Cave (Allemagne): birthplace of European music and art ?
- Tasmanie (Australie): Prehistoric cold case links humans to megafauna extinctions
- New type of bone tools in Early Aurignacian assemblages
- Boulazac (France): Fouille d’un campement préhistorique solutréen
- Geißenklösterle Cave (Allemagne): new dates produced ages between began between 42,000 – 43,000 years ago
- Finding the First Americans
- Danjiangkou (Chine): Stone Artifacts With Handaxes and Picks Found
- Liuhuaishan (Chine): New Paleolithic remains found
- Abri Castanet (France): Early Europe Art depict female sex organs
- How Dogs May Have Helped Humans Beat the Neanderthals
- Abri Castanet (France):37,000 years old: Earliest form of wall art discovered / La plus ancienne forme d'art pariétal découverte en Dordogne
- Cape Malekas (Crete): The extinct dwarf mammoth
- Le succès d'Homo sapiens pourrait être dû à ses habiletés spatiales
- Grotte Chauvet (France):les peintures rupestres datent de plus de 30.000 ans
- Ancient migration: Coming to America
- Roc aux sorciers (France): La première BD du monde
- Vero Beach (USA): Early North Americans lived with extinct giant beasts
- A new picture of humans' arrival in Europe.
- Human migrations: Eastern odyssey
- Ancient network of rivers and lakes found in Arabian Desert
- Preresa (Espagne): 'Inhabitants of Madrid' ate elephants’ meat and bone marrow 80,000 years ago
- Osorno (Chili) : Archaeologists found 14,000-year-old knives while studying elephant ancestors.
- Qihe cave (Chine): Significant achievements from the excavation
- Geometric Signs - A New Understanding
- Lamb Spring (USA): archaeological dig could rewrite human history
- La Madeleine (France) : étude complète du mammouth gravé sur ivoire
- Wadi Abu Subeira (Egypte): Palaeolithic rock art on the verge of destruction
- Bessinaudes (France): Eclats de silex datant de la période moustérienne (entre - 300 000 et - 40 000 ans)
- Analytical standards needed for 'reading' Pliocene bones
- Sibérie (Russie): Young mammoth likely butchered by humans
- Wonderwerk Cave (Afrique du Sud): Human ancestors used fire one million years ago / Le feu déjà utilisé il y a un million d'années
- Azraq Basin (Jordanie) : From foraging to farming: the 10,000-year revolution
- Australie : Hunters, not climate change, killed giant beasts 40,000 years ago
- Zhengzhou (Chine) : Old Stone Age relics discovered
- Jefferson's ground sloth (USA) : early North American settlement
- Meadowcroft (USA) : Did the Solutreans settle America first?
- Mas d'Azil (France) : L’Inrap entreprend des recherches
- Mas d'Azil (France) : Vers une relecture de la grotte
- Ohio (USA): First Evidence of Hunting by Prehistoric Ohioans
- Tools May Have Been First Money
- East coast (USA) : New evidence suggests Stone Age hunters from Europe discovered America
- Klasies River Cave (Afrique du Sud): oldest known engraved object ?
- Lapa do Santo (Brésil) : Rock art discovery could shed light on when New World was settled
- Kolyma River (Russie) : Ancient plants back to life after 30,000 frozen years
- Mleisa 1 (Abu Dhabi) : Les éléphants préhistoriques aussi sociables que leurs congénères actuels
- Kharaneh IV (Jordanie) : Earliest evidence of prehistoric architecture
- Cueva de Nerja (Espagne) : the Earliest Human Paintings
- Did Early Humans Ride the Waves to Australia?
- Zamostje 2 (Russie) : More than 7,500-year-old fish traps found
- Küçükçekmece Gölü (Turquie) : Early Neolithic discoveries
- Ouriakos (Grèce) : Seafaring in the Aegean: new dates
- Qurta (Egypte) : Un art rupestre préhistorique en Afrique du Nord
- Jerimalai (East Timor) : Fishy find shows humans skilled anglers 42,000 years ago
- Byzovaya (Russie) : Late Mousterian Persistence near the Arctic Circle
- Mas-d'Azil (France) : Les secrets de la grotte mis au jour
- Little Salt Spring (USA) : How long have humans lived in Southwest Florida?
- Guanajuato (Mexique) : 40 ensembles pariétaux découverts
- Kengnan (Chine) : Excavations at the paleolithic site
- Irikaitz (Espagne)
- Dog domestication was natural
- Early humans retained fine hair to ward off parasites
- Lac Huron (USA) ; Divers Retrieve Prehistoric Wood
- Qesem Cave (Israël) :the disappearance of the elephant caused the rise of modern man 400,000 years ago
- Zhanghuokou (Chine) : New Achievements of the excavation at Paleolithic location
- Traverse (USA) : A prehistoric crossroads
- Stadel cave (Allemagne) : Is the Lion Man a Woman?
- Sibudu (Afrique du Sud) : Herbal Medicines Used 77,000 Years Ago
- Sibudu (Afrique du Sud) : Grass Mattress Was A Stone Age Bed And Breakfast
- La Dame de Villers-Carbonnel
- Olorgesailie (Kenya) : The hidden treasures
- Wadi Banut (Oman) : Ancient Tools Point to Early Human Migration Into Arabia
- Torquay 2 (G-B) : Le Cro Magnon britannique à 42.000 ans contesté
- Jerimalai (East Timor) : Gone fishing? We have for 42,000 years
- Oulad Hamida 1 (Maroc) : Découverte d'une incisive datant de 450 000 ans
- Lion Rock (Chine) : Violent Interhuman Encounter May Have Occurred 126,000 Years Ago
- Qurta (Egypte) : Oldest rock art in Egypt discovered
- Ishigaki (Japon) : Japan's oldest known human remains found
- Dantewada, Bastar Caves (Inde) : Stone Age tools found
- Prehistoric men scarred, pierced, tattoued privates
- Klipfonteinrand (Australie) : Dig it – Cederberg’s stones will rock you
- Sequim (USA) : Mastodon weapon was older than thought
- Alxa League (Chine) : New Prehistoric Discoveries
- Torquay (G-B) : Humans ventured as far as Torquay more than 40,000 year s ago
- Cavallo (Italie) : L'Homme moderne arrivé en Europe plus tôt que prévu
- Kennewick (USA) : Jawbone found near Kennewick Man site, raising specter of controversy
- El Coyote (Mexique) : 9,000-Year-Old Tools Found
- Blombos (Afrique du Sud) : Le plus ancien atelier de fabrication de pigments
- Qesem Cave (Israël) : Ancient ‘production line’ remnants found
- Blombos (Afrique du Sud) : 100,000-Year-Old Paint Kits Unearthed
- Předmostí (R.Tcheque) : Evidence of domestication of dogs during Paleolithic period
- Rouffignac (France) : Prehistoric Preschool? Paleolithic Kids Finger-Painted in Caves
- Vistehola Cave (Norvège) : study the features of a boy who lived outside Stavanger 7 500 years ago
- Finding Clues as to How Early Man Adapted to Marine Environments