Human evolution
Human evolution: Cave painters really did see spotted horses – researchers
Human evolution: More details about the proposed importance of cooking
Human evolution: Mental illness gave humanity an edge?
Human evolution: Neandertals and Denisovans differ as much as the most extreme variation among modern humans
Pathogens were the main selective pressure in human evolution?
Human evolution: More evidence modern humans may have interacted with Neanderthals
Human evolution: Caution urged re new views, when plenty of papers “confirmed” and “proved” the old ones
This has got to be the stupidest anti-ID article ever written …
Human evolution: Us n’ the dog – a furry tale
Human evolution: Neanderthals had expensive tastes
Why does this remind us of something an American Indian activist said?
In “The First Americans: Mounting Evidence Prompts Researchers to Reconsider the Peopling of the New World” (Scientific American, October 18, 2011), Heather Pringle looks at the surprising information regarding the first North Americans: “Humans colonized the New World earlier than previously thought—a revelation that is forcing scientists to rethink long-standing ideas about these trailblazers” Archaeologists long thought the first Americans were the Clovis people, who were said to have reached the New World some 13,000 years ago from northern Asia. But fresh archaeological finds prove that humans reached the Americas thousands of years before that. (Paywall) Oh yeah, what that Indian guy said: He said, “We never asked modern science to make a determination of our origins.” Guy’s dead now, Read More ›