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Red Lines in Welsh Cave Confirmed as Britain’s Oldest Prehistoric Art

Uranium–thorium dating with pigment analysis date the finger‑applied markings to about 17,100 years ago and prompt calls to protect the fragile site.

DNA From Polish Cave Reconstructs 100,000-Year-Old Neanderthal Community

Ancient DNA Pushes Dog Domestication Back to the Late Ice Age

Ancient DNA Confirms Dogs in Eurasia 14,000–16,000 Years Ago

Birch Tar Made With Neanderthal Methods Shows Antibiotic Activity, Study Finds

Moroccan Fossils Dated to 773,000 Years Anchor African Ancestors Near Modern Human Roots

Neanderthals Crafted Crayon-Like Ochre Tools in Crimea and Ukraine, Study Finds

Reanalysis Overturns ‘Smoking Gun’ for Human Megafauna Hunting in Australia

140,000-Year-Old Skhul Child Shows Mixed Traits, Pointing to Early Human–Neanderthal Interbreeding

Humans Developed Ecological Flexibility in Africa Before Migrating Into Eurasia