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Neanderthals’ 125,000-Year-Old “Fat Factory” Confirmed as First Large-Scale Bone-Grease Operation

Science Advances paper reveals systematic bone fragmentation with heating of 172 large mammals to extract lipids for potential storage.

Study Dates Earliest European Whale Bone Tools to 20,000 Years Ago

Humans Fashioned Whale-Bone Hunting Tools in Bay of Biscay 20,000 Years Ago

43,000-Year-Old Neanderthal Fingerprint Unearthed in Segovia

Schöninger Spears Reassessed to Be 200,000 Years Old, Challenging Previous Estimates

Ice Age Humans Mastered Fire to Survive Harsh Climates, New Research Confirms

Ancient Volcanic Eruption Linked to Neolithic Sun Stone Sacrifices in Denmark

35,000-Year-Old Ritual Site Discovered in Manot Cave, Israel

7,000-Year-Old Archery Artifacts Unearthed in Spain Shed Light on Neolithic Craftsmanship

Evidence of 21,000-Year-Old Human Butchery Found in Argentina

Renovation Uncovers 40,000-Year-Old Mammoth Bones in Austrian Wine Cellar

Neolithic Ritual Sacrifices Linked to Agriculture Found Across Europe

Ancient Humans in Patagonia May Have Kept Extinct Foxes as Companions, Study Finds

Persian Plateau Identified as Key Hub in Early Human Migration

Earliest Known Body Piercings Discovered in 11,000-Year-Old Turkish Graves

Neanderthals Crafted Advanced Tools with Complex Glue, Revealing High Cognition

Revolutionary Stone Age Tool Use Uncovered by Japanese Researchers