- Gesher Bnot Yaakov (Israel): archaeologists reveal prehistoric man's plant-based diet
- Ice Age hunters destroyed forests throughout Europe
- Autism and human evolutionary success
- Lapa do Santo (Brésil): Gruesome Rituals Revealed in 9,500-Year-Old Graves
- Huge reduction in African dust plume impacted climate 11,000 years ago
- Lekeitio (Espagne): a rare, ‘spectacular’ trove of 14,500-year-old art
- Haväng (Suède): Researchers Find Submerged Mesolithic Settlement
- Porc-Epic Cave (Ethiopie): Middle Stone Age ochre processing tools reveal cultural and behavioral complexity
- Warratyi rock shelter (Australie): Humans touched the base of Australia around 49, 000 years back
- La Garma (Espagne): Upper Paleolithic humans may have hunted cave lions for their pelts
- Klipdrift Shelter (Af. Du Sud): Middle Stone Age Humans Used Innovative Heating Techniques to Make Tools
- Kharaneh IV (Jordanie):Our ancestors chose reeds over grain when quitting nomadic life
- Armintxe cave (Espagne): 14,000-year-old rock paintings found
- Wurdi Youang (Australie): Could Be The World's Oldest Observatory
- Engare Sero (Tanzanie):Ancient Human Footprints Found Near Volcano
- Arroyo Seco 2 (Argentine) :Humans may have occupied Southern Cone of South America 14,000 years ago
- Water sources and human colonization of Australia
- Rosemary Island(Australie) : Evidence of 9,000-year-old stone houses found
- Earth Wobbles May Have Driven Ancient Humans Out of Africa
- Kimberley (Australie) :Painting claimed to be among Australia’s oldest known rock art
- Okinawa (Japon) :Ancient fish hooks found suggest earlier maritime migration than thought
- How Humans Spread Onto Tibetan Plateau
- Climate change was less important for technological innovation among Stone Age humans than previously assumed
- El Eulma (Algérie) : Nouvelles découvertes préhistoriques
- Jerimalai cave (East Timor): Oldest jewellery in East Asia is crafted 37,000-year-old shell
- Azraq (Jordanie) : residual remains of butchered animals on stone tools used 250,000 years ago
- Tracking down the first chefs
- How Parka jackets saved early humans from the chilly fate of the Neanderthals
- Hohle Fels Cave (Allemagne) : Researchers discover how rope was made 40,000 years ago
- Campfires May Have Triggered Emergence of Tuberculosis
- Hilazon Tachtit Cave (Israel) : Reconstruction of 12,000 year old funeral feast brings ancient burial rituals to life
- Grotte de Foissac (France): Exceptionnelle découverte
- Unguja (Tanzanie) : Poison-Tipped Arrows at least 13,000 Years Ago
- Fredericton (Canada) : Campsite dating back 12,000 years unearthed
- Santa Cruz Island (USA) : Ancient Seafarers’ Tool Sites, Up to 12,000 Years Old, Discovered
- Cueva Negra del Estrecho del Río Quípar (Espagne) : the earliest fire of Stone Age Europe
- Atxurra cave (Espagne) : Cave art trove found 1,000 feet underground
- Abri Faravel (France): Prehistoric paintings revealed
- Axturra cave (Espagne) : 70 Hidden Cave Paintings From 14,500 Years Ago found
- Hilazon Tachtit Cave (Israel) : secrets of the funeral feast
- Ancient Australia: world’s first nation of innovators
- Page-Ladson (USA): New evidence that humans settled in southeastern US far earlier than previously believed
- Mäanderhöhle cave (Allemagne): markings are not fertility symbols carved by humans
- Carpenter’s Gap (Australie): Stone shard found revealed to be world’s oldest known axe
- Humans in Southern Arabia 10,000 years earlier than first thought
- Tigery (France): le plateau Briard durant la préhistoire
- Hominins may have been food for carnivores 500,000 years ago
- Gamnes (Norvège): Stone Age artists used rock art as a billboard
- Shamans packed skulls with clay and burnt brains inside them in prehistoric Europe
- An Khe (Viet Nam): Traces of Paleolithic age discovered
- Sungir (Russie): Vladimir is thrilled by the Sungarian man
- Chauvet (France): Radiocarbon dating of cave artworks reveals new chronology of human occupation
- Olduvai Gorge (Tanzanie): the Prehistoric secrets
- Kaizer Hilltop (Israel): Ancient quarry proves human impact on landscape
- Humans, 'unicorns' may have walked Earth at same time
- Grotte Chauvet (France): Reinterpreting the cave paintings
- Abyisky (Russie):12,000 year old mother's milk, frozen in permafrost
- Japon : use of early hunter–gatherer pottery
- Ireland Inhabited 2,500 Years Earlier Than Previously Thought
- Water Canyon (USA): Uncovering the mystery of very early humans in New Mexico
- Saber-toothed cats hunted on the South American plains
- Cantalouette (France): Un oiseau dans l'art des origines
- Australie: Study shows early human impacts on biodiversity
- Arrival of the first Indian
- Early human habitat recreated for first time
- What these ancient statuettes of obese people say about Paleo diets
- Ma'anshan Cave (Chine): Paleolithic bone tools found
- Researcher explores close prehistoric relationship between humans and dogs
- Star Carr (G-B): Archeologists Find 11,000-Year-Old Engraved Pendant
- Who killed off Australia's big birds?
- Olduvai Gorge (Tanzanie): Plant biomarkers hint at early human habitat
- Sanak (USA): How hunter-gatherers preserved their food sources
- Multiple Cosmic Impacts 790,000 Years Ago
- Kimberley (Australie): rock art may be among the oldest in the world
- Abiquiu (USA): Clovis people kill site found
- Flaked stone points raise questions about Brazilian prehistory
- Japon: early migration to the archipelago
- Fossil record disappears at different rates
- Yale puts prehistoric mystery meat to the test (spoiler alert: it’s not woolly mammoth OR giant ground sloth)
- Schöningen (Allemagne): Homo heidelbergensis Wielded Sophisticated Tools, Weapons
- Qesem Cave (Israel): Men Roasted Tortoises 400,000 Years Ago
- Nevada (USA): Nearly 20 Stone-Tool Sites, Dating Back Up To 12,000 Years, Discovered
- Ancient extinction of giant Australian bird points to humans
- Sopochnaya Karga (Russie): Evidence Indicates Humans Occupied Arctic by 45,000 Years Ago
- Sulawesi (Indonesie):Stone Tools Point to Mysterious Neighbor of Flores ‘Hobbit’
- Sulawesi (Indonesie): Earliest Human occupation pushed back
- Fumane Cave (Italie):New findings on prehistoric stone tool industry
- Chauvet (France): A volcanic eruption from 36,000 years ago – as captured by prehistoric man
- Xiaodong Rockshelter (Chine): Oldest Hoabinhian site discovered
- Hawraman (Iran): Remains of Stone Age Hunters Found
- Early human dispersal into Spain through Strait of Gibraltar
- Millet: the missing piece in the puzzle of prehistoric humans’ transition from hunter-gatherers to farmers
- Gesher Benot Ya‘aqov (Israel): The Acheulian site
- Schöningen (Allemagne): Early human hunters more advanced than previously thought
- Molí del Salt (Espagne): Engraved schist slab may depict paleolithic campsites
- Boodie Cave (Australie): New findings move Aboriginal occupation of Australia to 50,000 years ago
- Kunming (Chine): first fossil peaches discovered
- Betrayals of Trust Caused Rapid Spread of Human Species Worldwide
- Fuyan Cave (Chine): Earliest modern humans recast history of early human migration
- Marathousa 1 (Grèce): Stone Age elephant butchering site
- Biologists trace how human innovation impacts tool evolution
- Ishango (Congo): Is the 20,000-Year-Old Bone the Earliest Evidence of Logical Reasoning?
- Monte Verde (Chili)! New clues about the earliest known Americans
- Monte Verde (Chili): Oldest stone tools in the Americas claimed
- Fossils shed new light on North American mammoths
- East Timor : The largest to have existed - giant rat fossils
- Schöningen (Allemagne): Paleolithic humans dealt with saber-toothed cats
- Kimberley (Australie): Aboriginal artwork could be among oldest in the world
- Les Varines (G-B): Engraved stones revealed at ice age pioneer basecamp
- Ice-age lesson: Large mammals need room to roam
- Mojave Desert (USA): Nearly 9,000 Artifacts Uncovered, Spanning 11,500 Years of History