- Humans in The Americas 130,000 Years Ago ?
- Humans Have Been Making Poison Arrows For Over 70,000 Years
- Blombos Cave (Af. du Sud) :Is this 100,000-year-old hashtag the first humanmade symbol—or just a pretty decoration?
- Illinois (USA) : Dogs lived with humans 10,000 years ago
- Neanderthals and Homo sapiens coexisted for less than 1000 years in the Cantabrian Region
- Leang Burung 2 (Indonésie) : Humans may have occupied site earlier than previously thought
- Spread of fluted-point technology in Canada's Ice-Free Corridor
- Nefud (Arabie Saoudite) : Ancient middle finger found to reshape history of human migration
- Machine learning algorithm suggests ancient hominin remains not part of ritualistic burial
- Calvert Island (Canada) :Humans walked on a beach 13,000 years ago
- Solving the mysteries of prehistoric blades
- Gran Dolina (Espagne): Human dispersion through southern Europe in Early Pleistocene
- Cave drawings may be evidence of first spoken language
- Iberian Peninsula’s Earliest Cave Paintings Were Made by Neanderthals
- Mer du Nord (Pays-Bas):Oldest ever Dutch artwork fished from the bottom of the North Sea
- Doubts on Early Humans in California
- Attirampakkam (Inde): Stone Tool Discovery Raises Questions About Spread of Ancient Technology
- Misliya Cave (Israel): Jawbone Fossil From Oldest Modern Human Out of Africa
- Scarborough (G-B): Ancient lake reveals a colorful past
- El Portalón de Cueva Mayor 'Espagne): Early Neolithic pottery fragment with unique iconography found
- Untermassfeld (Allemagne): History of humanity does not require rewriting
- Jaljulia ( Israel): Half a million years ago, Homo erectus made prehistoric ‘Swiss Army knives’ here
- Sanlongdong cave (Chine): Discovery of 50,000-year-old Paleolithic Remains
- Skhul Cave (Israel): Study may shed new light on dispersal of early modern humans
- Mumbai (Inde): Tools trace human settlements to Middle Stone Age
- Hilazon Tachtit cave (Israel): An archaeological dig provides clues to how feasting became an important ritual
- Niah Caves (Malaisie): Evidence of early humans found in the jungles of Borneo
- Shubayqa 1 (Jordanie) : Archaeologists revise chronology of the last hunter-gatherers in the Near East
- Sungir (Russie) : Adornments told about the culture of prehistoric people
- Kapova cave (Russie) : Scientists have discovered an Upper Paleolithic painting of a camel in the Ural Mountains
- Sculptor’s Cave G-B) : Digital exploration
- Qesem Cave (Israel) : 400,000-year-old 'School of Rock' Found
- Manot Cave (Israel) : Dating the Presence of Archeological Cultures During the Upper Paleolithic
- Tell Qaramel (Syrie) : Crops evolving 10 millennia before experts thought
- Les grottes ornées, signe extérieur de noblesse ?
- Sibudu Cave (Af. Du Sud) : 'staying longer at home' was key to stone age technology change 60,000 years ago
- Ancient humans left Africa to escape drying climate
- Ornamented artifact may indicate long-distance exchange between Mesolithic communities
- Subeira (Egypte) : Ancient wall markings of wild animals uncovered
- Cantabria (Espagne) : researchers discover 30,000 year-old cave paintings
- Grotte du Vallonet (France) : Sur les traces des premières migrations humaines hors d'Afrique
- Santa Elina (Brésil) : People may have lived in Brazil more than 20,000 years ago
- Chan Hol Cave (Mexique) : Human settlement in the Americas may have occurred in the late Pleistocene
- Hoyo Negro (Mexique) : Ice age era bones recovered from underwater caves
- Creswell Crags (G-B) Life in last Ice Age captured in soundscape at famous archaeological site
- Black Desert (Jordanie) : Wild sheep grazed14,500 years ago
- Gough's cave (G-B) : Bone’s Marks Suggest a Cannibal Ritual
- Lida Ajer cave(Indonésie) : Arrival of modern humans in Southeast Asia questioned
- Lida Ajer cave (Indonésie) : Early humans may have seen a supervolcano explosion up close
- Nefud desert (Arabie Saoudite) :46 Prehistoric Sites with Paleolakes Discovered
- Traces of adaptation and cultural diversification found among early North American stone tools
- Early human's ability to survive through prolonged arid areas in southern Africa
- Madjedbebe (Australie) : Artifacts suggest humans arrived in Australia earlier than thought
- Hohle Fels Cave (Allemagne) : Evidence of Humanity's Oldest Ropes Unearthed
- Porc-Epic Cave (Ethiopie) : 40 000 year old ochre treatment points to a symbolic use
- Escalante (USA) : home to earliest use of a wild potato in North America
- The Australian paleo diet: Which native animals should we be eating?
- Shigir (Russie) : Beaver's teeth 'used to carve the oldest wooden statue in the world'
- MerMorte (Israel) :Humans were already changing the environment 11,500 years ago
- New research reveals earliest directly dated rock paintings from southern Africa
- Huaca Prieta (Pérou) : Groundbreaking discovery of early human life
- Porc-Epic Cave (Ethiopie) :Ochre use by Middle Stone Age humans persisted over thousands of years
- Barrow Island (Australie) : Evidence of the earliest occupation of the coasts of Australia
- Ledi-Geraru (Ethiopie) : Grassy beginning for earliest Homo
- Movement of early humans into the Indian subcontinent
- Yabroud (Syrie) : Well-traveled tool shows early humans covered vast distances
- Changes in Early Stone Age tool production have ‘musical’ ties
- Quest to hand down prehistoric secrets
- Early culture shaped by migration and population growth
- El Kherba (Algérie) :Study correlates climate change and early human activities 1.7 million years ago
- Southern California (USA) : Humans in America '115,000 years earlier than thought'
- Sibudu Cave (Af. du Sud) : Early evidence of Middle Stone Age projectiles found
- Saline (USA) : Archaeology study of the County area continues
- World's Tallest Men Trace Back to Paleolithic Mammoth Hunters
- el-Wad (Israel) :In search of the wild fava bean
- Adoption Of Bow Use In Ancient Hunting May Have Set Off Societal Changes
- For early humans, cannibalism more than just a meal
- We’re closer to learning when humans first daubed arrows with poison
- Triquet Island (Cnada) : One of the Oldest North American Settlements Found
- Origin of fluting in North American Pleistocene weaponry
- Paisley (USA) : Oldest remains of insects from bed bug genus found
- Sulawesi (Indonésie) : Ice age art and ‘jewellery’ found reveal an ancient symbolic culture
- Gran Dolina (Espagne) : Oldest case of bison communal hunting
- Mouse in the house tells tale of human settlement
- Afar (Ethiopie): Archaeologists Uncover Last Human To Die Happy
- Aquitaine (France) :Evidence of craft specialisation in bead production in Upper Palaeolithic?
- Coves de Santa Maira (Espagne) : an outbreak of cannibalism 10,000 years ago
- Wadi Hammeh 27 (Jordanie) : Half a million miniscule stone flakes give clues to Natufian culture
- Discovery of widespread platinum may help solve Clovis people mystery
- Saulges (France) : L’homme préhistorique se plaisait en Mayenne
- Miasteczko Śląskie (Pologne) : Prehistoric humans mined metal 12,000 years ago
- Atapuerca (Espagne) : New evidence on the diet of the ’Homo antecessor’
- Where were all the women in the Stone Age?
- Abri Cellier (France) :38,000-year-old engravings confirm ancient origins of technique used by Seurat, Van Gogh
- Ohalo II (Israel) : Flint Sickles Prove Grain Cultivation in Galilee 23,000 Years Ago
- Sharpening our knowledge of prehistory on East Africa's bone harpoons
- Lethal aggression among prehistoric hunter-gatherers in central California
- Clovis Culture, Ice Age Fauna Weren’t Wiped Out by Cosmic Impact
- Kiowa (Nouvelle Guinée) : early humans were forced to start farming
- Caverna delle Arene Candide (Italie) : Broken pebbles offer clues to Paleolithic funeral rituals
- Sibilo School Road Site (Kenya) : Stone age trade
- Abri Blanchard (France) : 38,000 year-old engravings
- Humans, not climate change, wiped out Australian megafauna
- Bluefish Caves (Canada): 1st traces of humans in North America 24,000 years ago
- Chusang (Tibet): Tibetans Lived in Himalayas Year-Round Up to 12,600 Years Ago
- Sahara (Libye): Earliest evidence discovered of plants cooked in ancient pottery
- Early humans began cooking food over 800k yrs ago
- Atacama (Chili): Desert may have harbored lakes, wetlands
- Sima del Elefante (Espagne): Dental hygiene, caveman style
- Sima del Elefante (Espagne): Europe's earliest humans did not use fire
- Forensic technique reveals sex of prehistoric hand stencil artists
- Development of new techniques makes it possible to date Australian Aboriginal rock art
- Tell Qarassa North (Syrie): first to domesticate cereals