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New findings and new implications for understanding human evolution.

Scientists shed new light on the effects of tooth-wear and toothpick use among the famous Dmanisi hominins of 1.8 million years ago.

exploring the past

The newly discovered Homo naledi species walked much like us and had hands that could manipulate objects similar to that of modern human hands, say researchers.

A group of modern seafarers are testing the hypothesis that prehistoric mariners were the ancestors of Oceania’s populations.