- Mammoths might have survived except for bad 'mineral diet'
- Yakutia (Russie): cave lions perfectly preserved in permafrost
- Schöningen (Allemagne): New insights on the wooden weapons from the Paleolithic site
- Early humans linked to ancient Australian extinction
- Haua Fteah Cave (Libye):Snail shells with man-made holes found
- Bradgate Park (G-B): archaeological evidence of Ice Age economic migrants
- Fuyan Cave (Chine): Modern humans out of Africa sooner than though
- Sibérie (Russie): Shift in weaning age supports hunting-induced extinction of woolly mammoths
- Cantabria (Espagne): The environment in the course of 35,000 years reconstructed
- Molise (Italie): Scientists say tooth is oldest human remains in Italy
- Rubha Port an t-Seilich (G-B): 12,000 year-old Ice Age stone tools
- Mammoth (Russie): Paleolithic man's 'butchering' tools found at site of 'largest woolly mammoth graveyard in Asia'
- Ann Arbor (USA): mammoth find hints at role of early humans
- The Iceman Cameth
- How ancient Americans relied on dogs for survival
- Aetokremnos (Chypre): L’énigme du massacre des hippopotames nains
- Lapa do Santo (Bresil): 9,000 year-old ritualized decapitation found
- How to find out about the human mind through stone
- Traces of heavy metal pollution dating back to the Stone Age found in Spanish caves
- Upward Sun River (USA): North American salmon fishing at least 11,500 years old
- Cueva del Ángel (Espagne): evidence of hominin activity
- Seo Pan (Botswana): Acheulian handaxes, blades, various flakes, cores and bifacialas
- Australie : Ancient campfires show early population numbers
- Data analysis yields striking maps of human expansion in North American Holocene
- Marathousa 1(Grece): Elephant butchering site of the Lower Palaeolithic found
- Redmond (USA): 10,000-year-old stone tools unearthed in dig
- Fishing for the first Americans
- Grotta Paglicci (Italie): Ancient pestle shows Paleolithic people ground oats for food
- Imanai cave (Russie): giant lions were sacrificed 60,000 years ago
- The Ceremonial Sounds that Accompanied Our Ancestors’ Funerals, 15,000 Years Ago
- Humans responsible for demise of gigantic ancient mammals
- Chagyrskaya cave (Russie): If you think Siberia is cold, for cave-dwelling Neanderthals it was far colder
- Dikika (Ethiopie): Marks on 3.4-million-year-old bones not due to trampling
- Mirak (Iran): Paleolithic findings point to Neanderthal life
- Ukok (Russie): Petroglyphs believed to be drawn 8,000 to 10,000 years ago in remotest Siberia
- Denisova Cave (Russie): First glimpse inside the cave that holds the key to man's origins
- Swartkrans cave (Afrique du Sud): an old fossil site yields new finds
- Tautavel (France): une dent de 550 000 ans découverte
- Persistence Cave (USA): Cave Contains Thousands of Ice Age Fossils
- Abrupt climate change may have rocked the cradle of civilization
- Mammoths killed by abrupt climate change
- The population history of Native Americans
- Xuchang (Chine): 100,000 year old human remains found 'may show evidence of cannibalism'
- Olaho II (Israel): first evidence of farming in Mideast
- Hohle Fels Cave (Allemagne): Fragments of a new female figurine
- New methods to explore move from hunting, gathering to farming
- Ripari Villabruna (Italie): Oldest Dentistry Found in 14,000-Year-Old Tooth
- Sibudu / Blombos (Afrique du Sud): Early culture investigated
- Out of Africa and into Arabia
- Sibudu Cave (Afrique du Sud): South Africans using milk-based paint 49,000 years ago
- Calvert Island (Canada): Footprints found may be oldest on continent
- Rakefet (Israel): Giant 11,000-year old mortars found in Levant served in funerary rituals
- Ust-Yana (Russie): 12,000-year-old remains of puppy discovered perfectly intact sealed inside permafrost
- Qesem Cave (Israel): 400,000-year-old dental tartar provides earliest evidence of manmade pollution
- Mughr el-Hamamah (Jordanie): Stone tools point to dawn of division of labor
- Beaver River complex (USA): 11,500-Year-Old Bison Butchering Site Discovered
- Did early Europeans wipe out the mammoth?
- The shape of a perfect fire
- The long read: Out of Arabia, the story of early humanity
- Madjedbebe (Australie): The First Australians?
- Yalibirri Mindi (Australie): Evidence of oldest human occupation in Mid-West discovered
- Ksâr ‘Akil (Liban): Modern human dispersal into Europe came from the Levant
- Deciphering clues to prehistoric climate changes locked in cave deposits
- Mas d’Azil (France): Il y a 35 000 ans, les Aurignaciens, premiers hommes modernes à occuper la grotte
- Trollesgave (Danemark): Une famille préhistorique au travail
- Mead (USA): Alaska researchers turn up 12,300-year-old artwork
- New research claims that the Peking Man fossil may have been a woman
- Denisova Cave (Russie); Stone bracelet is oldest ever found in the world
- El Mirón cave (Espagne): Traces of flowers on Red Lady’s tomb
- Xiachuan (Chine): Fireplaces, grinding stones and hematite coexisted in Paleolithic site
- Did people settle the Americas once or many times?
- Inconsistencies in peopling of North America ‘ice bridge’ theory revealed
- Myth of tolerant dogs and aggressive wolves refuted
- El Mirón Cave (Espagne): Dental calculus analysis reveals mushrooms were consumed as early as the Upper Palaeolithic
- Complex cognition shaped the Stone Age hand axe
- Wally's Beach (Canada): Q & A with Brian Kooyman
- Barranco León (Espagne): Earliest humans in Western Europe followed the climate
- Sima del Elefante (Espagne): Archaeologists report on early human tools
- Utah (USA): Over 1,000 Ancient Stone Tools, Left by Great Basin Hunters, Found in Desert
- “Neanderthal bone flutes” were the work of scavenging hyenas
- Schoningen (Allemagne): 300,000 year-old eggshells aid in re-construction of Palaeolithic environment
- Ice-age Europeans roamed in small bands of fewer than 30, on brink of extinction
- Heitugou (Chine): remains of a two-million-year-old playground?
- El Mirón (Espagne): Red Lady cave burial reveals Stone Age secrets
- Wally's Beach (Canada): people hunted horse and camel 13,300 years ago
- Saldanha Bay (Afrique du Sud): Middle Stone Age Picnics on the Beach
- Poisons, plants and Palaeolithic hunters
- Revadim (Israel): Animal fat residue found on 500,000 year old stone tools
- Redmont (USA): 10,000-Year-Old Stone Tool Site Discovered
- Messak Settafet (Libye): Saharan 'carpet of tools' is the earliest known man-made landscape
- Rimrock Draw (USA): Stone Tool Unearthed‘Hints’ at Oldest Human Occupation in Western U.S.
- Did Dog-Human Alliance Drive Out the Neanderthals?
- Manot Cave (Israel): Precise dating of ancient charcoal found near a skull is helping reveal a unique period in prehistory
- Vero Beach (USA): More Evidence Suggests Humans From The Ice Age
- Trail of Tools Reveals Modern Humans' Path Out of Africa
- Al Ain fan (UAE): Out of Africa: Did humans migrate in a single wave or in phases based on weather?
- Pilbara (Australie): digs debunk timeline for ancient tool development
- Bluefish Caves (Canada): Butchered Bones Found Bear Marks of Early Americans
- Scientists are increasingly revising the idea of human nature as inherently competitive and violent
- El Collado (Espagne): The Emergence of Mesolithic Cemeteries in SW Europe
- Lubuskie (Pologne): Dozen thousand years old hunter-gatherer camp studied
- 1st Americans Used Spear-Throwers to Hunt Large Animals
- Fossils link Caribbean bat extinction to humans
- Evolutionary origins of dog-human cooperation
- Prehistoric sex toys
- Yangtze River (Chine): Ancient bone hand ax identified
- Arcy-sur-Cure (France): Stone Age man wasn't necessarily more advanced than the Neanderthals
