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Ancient traces in Kenya leave scientists puzzled
CursusCursusJul 28, 2026
Research and development · Biotechnology

Ancient traces in Kenya leave scientists puzzled

A study of ancient footprints on the shore of a lake in Kenya has revealed inconsistencies between the structure of the hominin foot and their body size, making it difficult to determine their species. These discoveries also offer a rare glimpse into the social behavior of ancient primates.

#evolution#Kenya#hominins#Homo_erectus#paleontology#traces
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The oldest biped: a discovery that changes human history
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CursusCursusMar 6, 2026
Research and development · Climate Research

The oldest biped: a discovery that changes human history

The discovery of a femur belonging to an ancient female hominin in Bulgaria could reshape our understanding of human origins, suggesting a possible European origin for the first upright-walking beings. Analysis of the find revealed features indicative of bipedal movement, making Graecopithecus one of the earliest known bipeds.

#evolution#migration#bipedalism#hominins#climate_change#paleontology
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Ancient technologies of East Asia turned out to be more complex than expected.
CursusCursusFeb 14, 2026
Research and development · Materials ScienceTechnologies and engineering · Nanotechnology

Ancient technologies of East Asia turned out to be more complex than expected.

Recent archaeological discoveries in China challenge the notion of technological backwardness in East Asia during the Stone Age, revealing sophisticated tools dating back up to 160,000 years. These findings broaden our understanding of ancient technologies and the capabilities of the Denisovans.

#evolution#technologies#China#archaeology#Paleolithic#hominins
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The caves of Arabia have revealed traces of ancient humans.
CursusCursusDec 3, 2025
Research and development · Climate ResearchEcology and environment · Climate ChangeEcology and environment · Biodiversity

The caves of Arabia have revealed traces of ancient humans.

A new study of caves in northeastern Arabia has uncovered traces of ancient humans and animals, helping to reconstruct the region's ecosystems over the past 100,000 years.

#ecosystem#climate#caves#migration#archaeology#Аравия
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