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Stone tools, butchered mastadon provide evidence of occupation 14,550 years ago.

The tracks at New Mexico’s White Sands National Park are upending past assumptions on when humans first ventured into North and South America.

A prehistoric traveler carried a child across a muddy landscape, returning a few hours later empty-handed.

Conflicting theories of Mungo Man debunked.

Neanderthals (Homo neanderthalensis) first roamed Europe and Western Asia nearly 430,000 years ago, until their disappearance around 40,000 years ago, only 5,000 years after the arrival of Homo sapiens (early modern humans). - HeritageDaily - Archaeology News