- Danjiangkou Reservoir Region (Chine): existence of the true Acheulean techno-complex
- Extinct rhino's eating habits lead to new reconstructions of ice age environments
- Study casts doubt on mammoth-killing cosmic impact
- Early Modern Human Adaptability in South African Rock Shelters
- Vero Beach (USA): excavation stacks more evidence against 'Clovis First'
- Et si le feu n'était pas à l'origine du succès de l'espèce humaine ?
- Gediz River (Turquie): Scientists discover oldest stone tool ever found in Turkey
- Lac Kinneret (Israël) Evidence of 60,000-year old auroch hunting found
- Haida Gwaii islands (Canada): Possible 13,800-year-old fishing weir found in ocean
- Vero Beach (USA): Dig Suggests Human Presence at Controversial Old Vero Man Site
- What was the 'Paleo diet'? There was far more than one
- Tabun (Israël): cave offers clues about when humans mastered fire
- Renancourt (France): Découverte d’une statuette paléolithique
- Trinil (Indonésie): World's oldest engraving discovered
- American mastodons made warm Arctic, subarctic temporary home 125,000 years ago
- Qesem Cave (Israël): Lessons From an Ancient Time
- Renancourt (France): Limestone 'Venus' 23,000 years old dug up
- New evidence of ancient rock art across Southeast Asia
- Magic mushrooms may have been used in Japan since Jomon times
- Předmostí (Rép. Tchèque): People ate mammoth; Dogs got reindeer
- Sydney (Australie): Ancient Aboriginal rock art site discovered
- Nihewan Basin(Chine): Paleolithic relics unearthed
- Remigia (Espagne): The cave paintings could be dated in absolute terms
- Upward Sun River (USA): Archaeologists discover remains of Ice Age infants
- Yana-Indigirka (Russie): Complete 9,000-year-old frozen bison mummy found
- Cuncaicha / Pucuncho (Pérou) :High Life in the Andes, 12,000 Years Ago
- Is Your Salmon Small Because of Hungry Cavemen?
- Sound Phenomena Influenced Ancient Art and Architecture
- Chhattisgarh (Inde): Largest Stone Age flake tool found
- Cuncaicha / Pucuncho (Pérou): Paleoindian settlements of the high-altitude
- Ayodhya (Inde): Bengal just got older by 22000 yrs
- ‘Fire at will’: The emergence of habitual fire use 350,000 years ago
- Leeman (Australie): Mammalian bones provide clues to early human activity
- Prehistoric humans were far smarter than previously assumed
- Cave art and harpoon tips show African roots of our creative genius
- Tourville-la-Rivière (France):Découverte d’un nouveau pré-Néandertalien
- Sulawesi (Indonesie): cave paintings challenge Europe as cradle of art
- Sahaspur (Inde): 200,000 year old Stone Age tools found
- Tracing our ancestors at the bottom of the sea
- Témara (Maroc): Climate Change Influenced Early Modern Human Occupation of Caves
- The first South Americans: Extreme living
- Facts not ‘flexible’ in dating earliest Americans
- They weren’t wimps: how modern humans, like Neanderthals, braved the northern cold
- Nor Geghi (Arménie): Innovative Stone Age tools were not African invention
- Willendorf (Autriche): Modern humans may have migrated into Austria 43,500 years ago
- Lunadong (Chine): fossils support theory of earlier dispersal of modern man
- Clovis Is Bogus: Archeologists Blocked Truth About Native Settlement
- Early Humans in Northern Saudi Arabia Were a Diverse Lot
- Microscopic Diamonds Suggest Cosmic Impact Responsible for Major Period of Climate Change
- An archaeological scenario for Out of Arabia
- Jubbah lake basin (Arabie Saoudite): Ancient Stones Hint at How Humans Migrated Out of Africa
- Central Great Plains (USA): search for evidence of earliest inhabitants
- Advantage of Stone-Tipped Spears for Prehistoric Humans
- Study examines 13,000-year-old nanodiamonds from multiple locations across three continents
- Oregon (USA): new look at ancient coastline, pathway for early Americans
- Jubbah (Arabue Saoudite): Unexpected technological heterogeneity indicates complex Late Pleistocene demography at the gateway to Asia
- Cova de la Barriada (Espagne): Cavemen were first to eat snails
- Early modern humans were 'culturally diverse'
- Boella (Espagne): Million year Hominid dispersal event in Iberia
- Chesapeake Bay (USA): Fisherman Pulls Up Beastly Evidence of Early Americans
- Prehistoric man was armed - but not dangerous
- When Sahara was green
- Mieso (Ethiopie): Acheulean technological behaviour in the Middle Pleistocene landscape
- Vogelherd Cave (Allemagne): How the lion got his head back
- Kathu (Afrique du Sud): Earlier Stone Age artifacts found
- A model of hunter-gatherer skeletal element transport: The effect of prey body size, carriers, and distance
- Ametzagaina (Espagne): The economic territory of Upper Palaeolithic groups is specified by flint
- Affad 23 (Soudan): 70,000 year-old settlement unearthed indicating that early Homo sapiens built sizeable permanent structures
- Dawson City (Canada): Ice age horse skull found
- Al Khiday (Soudan): Tooth plaque provides unique insights into our prehistoric ancestors' diet
- Charama (Inde): 10,000-year-old rock paintings
- Waziers (France): un site archéologique préhistorique rare découvert
- Sonora (Mexique): Bones of elephant ancestor unearthed: Meet the gomphothere
- Lundby (Danemark): 11,000 years old elk bones shrouded in mystery
- LaPrele Creek (USA): Rare Mammoth Site Excavated
- Lost collection of human fossils found
- Study links Greenland ice sheet collapse, sea level rise 400,000 years ago
- Hoyo Negro (Mexique): Researchers to document underwater cave, Paleoamerican remains
- Coalescence and fragmentation in the late Pleistocene archaeology of southernmost Africa
- Ganga Maya Cave (Australie): dig unearths artefacts from 45,000 years ago
- High Tibet was cradle of evolution for cold-adapted mammals
- Krasnoyarsk (Russie): The jaw that could unlock our genetic secrets
- Post ice-age extinctions of large mammals linked to humans, not climate change
- Agronomic conditions in ancient Near East 12,000 years ago
- Did Dogs Help Drive Mammoths to Their Graves?
- Cueva Negra (Espagne): Rock-Shelter Evidences Early Human Use of Fire
- Hanzhong Basin (Chine): New Paleolithic sites discovered
- Lantian (Chine): New palaeolithic artifacts discovered from loess deposits
- Prehistoric societies took drugs and drank but only for religious reasons
- No evidence of extraterrestrial impact causing Younger Dryas deep freeze
- Kelly Forks (USA): 13,500-Year-Old Tool-Making Site Uncovered
- Lake Huron (USA):9,000-Year-Old Caribou Hunting Ground Reveals Ancient Hunting Techniques
- el-Wad Terrace (Israel): Intensification and sedentism in the terminal Pleistocene Natufian sequence
- Humans may have dispersed out of Africa earlier than thought
- Bose Basin (Chine): New Findings at Prehistoric Stone Tool Site
- Chronology of the earliest Upper Paleolithic in northern Iberia
- Neanderthals and Cro-magnons did not coincide on the Iberian Peninsula
- Ice-free corridor hypothesis of human migration
- Jonathan's Cave (G-B) : Digitising cave art will prevent it being lost forever
- Nefud Desert (Arabie Saoudite): Tusk suggests greener, wetter Arabian Desert in the past
- Experimental heat treatment of silcrete implies analogical reasoning in the Middle Stone Age
- Windjana Gorge (Australie): New find challenges ‘simple’ artefacts assumption
- Howburn (G-B): 14,000 year old tools unearthed
- Schöningen (Allemagne): Humans and saber toothed tiger met 300,000 years ago
- Serra da Capivara (Brésil): Discoveries Challenge Beliefs on Humans’ Arrival in the Americas
- Bradgate (G-B): Park 'was hunting ground in Ice Age'
- Neck ribs in woolly mammoths provide clues about their decline and eventual extinction
- Early modern human palaeodiet and palaeoenvironment
