early humans

Top chef: a blade used by pre-humans that tested positive for rhinoceros blood

Humans First Used Tools to Eat Meat 250,000 Years Ago. Here’s What the Discovery Means

A dig in the desert reveals crude technology dating back a quarter of a mil...

A dig in the desert reveals crude technology dating back a quarter of a million years

$In this August 2012 photo provided by Marta Mirazon Lahr, researcher Frances Rivera, right, Michael Emsugut, left, and Tot Ekulukum excavate a human skeleton at the site of Nataruk, West Turkana, Kenya. This skeleton was that of a woman, found lying on her back, with lesions on her neck vertebrae consistent with a projectile wound. She also had multiple fractures on one of her hands. In a paper released on Jan. 20, 2016, by the Nature Journal, scientists said it’s one of the clearest cases of violence between groups among prehistoric hunter-gatherers.$

This Discovery Shows Humans Have Been Killing Each Other for 10,000 Years

The discovery may be the earliest proof of warfare.

Here's Why You Have a Chin

Hint: You could do perfectly well without it