Jawbones are ‘shaped by diet’, a study finds
Diet has shaped human jaw bones; a result that could help...
Tag Archives: anthropology
Primates leapt to social living
Scientists may be a step closer to understanding the origins of...
Ancient horses’ spotted history reflected in cave art
Scientists have found evidence that leopard-spotted horses roamed Europe 25,000 years...
Pioneers boast high fertility, say scientists
Scientists have shown that women who were first to settle in...
Icelandic rocks could have steered Vikings
Vikings used rocks from Iceland to navigate the high seas, suggests...
Mothers of twins ‘have heavier single babies’
Single babies born to mothers of twins tend to be heavier,...
Age-related brain shrinking is unique to humans
The brains of our closest relatives, unlike our own, do not...
Early human fossils unearthed in Ukraine
Ancient remains uncovered in Ukraine represent some of the oldest evidence...
Do Chimps Play With Dolls?
In the tropical rainforest of Uganda’s Kibale National Park, a young...
London’s Natural History Museum Delays Expedition
London’s Natural History Museum (NHM) has suspended a month-long scientific expedition...
Controversy Rages Over Scientific Expedition to Paraguay
A 100-person-strong scientific expedition, set to head off in the next...