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Tiny genetic tweak from an ancient virus might've prevented chimpanzees from developing brains like ours
Young chimpanzees enjoy some fruit. (Martin Harvey/The Image Bank RF/Getty Images) Humans and chimpanzees are remarkably similar, despite the major differences in how our societies have panned out.
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Archaeologists found 96 homes showing a Maya city stayed inhabited for centuries after its collapse
Archaeologist Roberto Rosado-Ramírez has mapped 96 small house mounds inside the walled center of Aké, a Maya city in ...
More than 30,000 years ago, people associated with one of Europe's major Paleolithic cultures (the Gravettian) were more ...
A 30,000-year-old genome and DNA recovered from cave dirt suggest hunter-gatherers were more connected across Europe than ...
Thousands of years ago, Florida’s coastline extended as much as 100 miles out beyond its present edge. Artifacts from that ...
Ariel Horovitz is an Israeli historian and sociologist whose career blends rigorous academic training with cultural education ...
Orangutans are found to share a unique trait with humans regarding food choices based on mood. A study from Indiana ...
Rivka Neriya-Ben Shahar, an Orthodox Jewish woman from Jerusalem, makes regular trips to Pennsylvania to study parallels and ...
The number of women on the commission has increased from five to eight, including five laywomen, raising the total number of ...
Ancient DNA reveals how Roman rule reshaped Spain’s genetic ancestry far more than the Visigoths and other Germanic migrants.
The number of women on the commission has increased from five to eight, including five laywomen, raising the total number of ...
Credit: Alberto Martínez Villa Ancient DNA from cave walls offers clues to prehistoric visitors’ sex and ancestry, potentially allowing scientists to investigate who used these spaces without ...
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