- Toba (Indonésie): Doubt over 'volcanic winter' after Toba super-eruption
- Toca da Tira Peia (Brésil): Humans may have reached the Americas 22,000 years ago
- The paleo diet isn’t necessarily ideal, an evolutionary biologist says
- Original Australians numbered 1,000-3,000, study finds
- A formula that can calculate a person's speed by just looking at their footprints
- Sunduki (Russie): evidence of crude solar calendars ?
- Ouriakos (Grèce): A Late Palaeolithic site in the north-eastern Aegean
- Hundvåg (Norvège): an axe sculpted by an unskilled knapper, probably a child
- Wonderwerk Cave (Afrique du Sud): Earliest Evidence of Humans Cooking With Fire
- Üçağızlı Cave I (Turquie): Early Upper Paleolithic shell beads: Technology and the socioeconomic context of ornament life-histories
- Niassa Rift (Mozambique): Phytoliths from Middle Stone Age habitats in the Mozambican Rift (105–29 ka)
- Olorgesailie and Kariandusi, Kenya Rift : Acheulean handaxe accumulations
- Manot Cave (Israël): Archaeologists Reopen Investigation of Early Humans
- Neschers (France): the first find of an early human artwork
- Yellow River region (Chine): grinding stones suggests adaption to ice age may have led to birth of agriculture
- Gonglou (Chine): Stone Artifacts Found
- Sungezhuang (Chine): New Paleolithic Site Found
- Toca da Tira Peia rock-shelter (Brésil): finds put humans in South America 22,000 years ago²
- Ethiopie : Ancient stone tools show the pace of remarkable technological enhancements over time
- Global temperatures reaching 11,000 years peak
- Shuidonggou (Chine): large blade technology appears earlier than previously thought
- Wustermark (Allemagne): Ancient Reindeer Hunters Fished Ice Age Lakes
- Malarrak (Australie): uranium discovery threatens ancient indigenous cave art
- Blombos Cave (Afrique du Sud): Human Ancestors Were Fashion Conscious
- Woolly Rhino shows Britain was once a freezing tundra
- Rimrock Draw (USA): Excavations Reveal Promising New Early Paleoindian Site
- In prehistory, CO2 and warming went in lock-step
- Cueva de Nerja (Espagne): Barnacles Point to whale meat consumption
- Danemark: New technique reveals rare pattern on Stone Age adze
- Early human burials varied widely but most were simple
- Oppdal (Norvège): Frosty time machine coughs up arrowheads
- Sha`ar Hagolan (Israël): Did overhunting lead to domestication ?
- Blombos Cave (Afrique du Sud): new light on early human's abilities to adapt to climate change
- When Did Humans Come to the Americas?
- Konso (Ethiopie): Oldest stone hand axes unearthed
- USA : Study rebuts hypothesis that comet attacks ended 9,000-year-old Clovis culture
- Shuidonggou (Chine): Re-examination of the dates of large blade technology: A comparison of Locality 1 and Locality 2
- Groenland: Un épisode chaud du passé décrit grâce au forage des glaces les plus anciennes
- Ararat (Turquie): "Noah's Ark" Prehistoric Site Exhibits Possible Evidence for Metallurgy
- El-Kherba /Ain Hanech (Algérie): early hominin subsistence activities circa 1.8 Ma
- Kimberley (Australie): Did Mega-Drought Kill Ancient Aboriginal Culture?
- Kakuthungutanta (Australie): Oldest known occupation
- Severn Estuary (G-B): Stone Age hunters used the environment to improve standard of living
- Danemark : Stone Age hunters liked their carbs
- Con Moong Cave (Viet Nam): Tomb of prehistoric people discovered
- Mesa (USA): Climate change chased off people of the Mesa
- Shuidonggou (Chine): Engraved Stone Artifact Found at the Paleolithic Site
- Human–climate interaction during the Early Upper Paleolithic
- Kimberley (Australie): light on the disappearance of a pre-historic culture
- Three Gorges (Chine): Hominins already inhabited the region in Pleistocene
- When Homo sapiens hit upon the power of art
- Cavemen were better at drawing animals than modern artists
- Afrique du Sud - Late Pleistocene Techno-traditions:the Still Bay and Howiesons Poort
- Roccia San Sebastiano (Italie): Remains of both Neanderthals and Homo sapiens in same caves
- Shuidonggou (Chine) : An engraved stone artifact found at the Paleolithic site
- Ègadi Islands (Italie): Origin and Diet of the Prehistoric Hunter-Gatherers
- Phia Vai cave (Viet Nam): Secrets of 12,000-year-old remains
- Trust' provides answer to handaxe enigma
- Mediterranean islands inhabited much earlier than thought
- Kathu Pan 1 (Afrique du Sud): Stone-tipped weapons dated at 500,000 years ago
- Australie: Hunting or climate change? Megafauna extinction debate narrows
- The Origin of America’s Clovis Culture
- Bring Ancient Voices Back to Life
- British Columbia's coast (Canada): Sifting Evidence with BC's Ancient Civilization Sleuths
- Pinnacle Point (Afrique du Sud): Small lethal tools have big implications for early modern human complexity
- Changis-sur-Marne (France): Un mammouth et des hommes de Néandertal
- Sumatra (Indonésie): Massive volcanic eruption puts past climate and people in perspective
- Burke archaeologist challenges Smithsonian over Kennewick Man
- Caveman Diet: Stone Age Humans Ate Less Meat Than Previously Thought
- Skeletal variation among early holocene north american humans
- Did the changing climate shrink Europe's ancient hippos?
- Orgnac (France): Towards the Middle Palaeolithic in Western Europe
- Sopochnaya Karga cape (Russie): Well-preserved mammoth carcass found
- Who Mastered Fire?
- Breitenbach (Allemagne): a 35,000-year-old ivory workshop.
- Olduvai Gorge (Tanzanie): Humans hunted for meat 2 million years ago
- New research findings consistent with theory of impact event 12,900 years ago
- Vela Spila (Croatie): Ceramic Fragments Point to Artistry in the Ice Age
- Molí del Salt (Espagne): Humans were already recycling 13,000 years ago
- Topper (USA): Did a massive comet explode over Canada 12,900 years ago ?
- Schöningen (Allemagne): Skilled hunters 300,000 years ago
- Did Stone Age cavemen talk to each other in symbols?
- Xujiacheng (Chine): New Paleolithic Site
- “Contextual areas” of early Homo sapiens and their significance for human dispersal from Africa into Eurasia between 200 ka and 70 ka
- Early Cannibalism Tied to Territorial Defense?
- Can Ty (Viet Nam): Archaelogists find traces of early humans in Ha Giang
- Shi’bat Dihya (Yemen): Inland human settlement in southern Arabia 55,000 years ago. New evidence from the Wadi Surdud Middle Paleolithic site complex
- Cornelia (Afrique du Sud): human molar and stone tools dating to about 1 million years ago
- Badger Hole (USA): bison kill site excavation
- Terceira Island (Portugal): Prehistoric rock art found in caves
- Tell Qarassa North (Syrie): Stone Age skull-smashers spark a cultural mystery
- Coopers Ferry (USA): Researchers dig fossils that may be 13,000 years old
- Annamite Mountains (Laos): skull earliest example of modern human fossil in Southeast Asia
- Shuidonggou (Chine): initial appearance of the late Paleolithic in Northern China
- Longgupo Cave (Chine): Age of Fossil Teeth Determined With Combined ESR/U-Series
- Narmada valley (Inde): centre of human evolution?
- Tsidjiore Nouve Glacier (Suisse): Cold spell gripped Europe 3,000 years before 'Little Ice Age,'
- Xianrendong Cave (Chine): A Prehistoric Pottery Barn
- Border Cave (Afrique du Sud): L'apparition des premières cultures de chasseurs-cueilleurs modernes repoussée de 24 000 ans
- why stone age man was no Neanderthal
- South Oregon (USA): The mystery of early Northwest peoples
- Vela Spila (Croatie): Archaeologists uncover Palaeolithic ceramic art
- Mystery of Native Americans' arrival
- Cathole Cave (G-B): oldest rock art in the British Isles?
- Antelope Cave (USA): Feces fossils yield new insights into ancient diets and 'thrifty genes'
- Stone Age Tools Help to Streamline Modern Manufacturing
- Erongo (Namibie): domestication des caprinés dans le sud de l'Afrique
- Etricourt-Manancourt (France): Sur les traces des premiers peuplements européens
