Anthropology

New insights into the ancient practice of intentional cranial modification found in the Hirota community, southern Japan, revealed by researchers.

New Study Sheds Light on the Evolutionary History of MasturbationResearch has unveiled that masturbation, predominantly in males, has a long-standing …

Study on a 300,000-yr-old throwing stick shows early humans’ advanced woodworking skills and communal hunting practices.

Earliest known wine consumption in Americas found in 15th-century pottery in the Caribbean, revealing indigenous culinary traditions.

Scientists unveil oldest plans of massive desert mega structures, revealing remarkable intellectual leaps in ancient human construction.

New study challenges climate as the cause of societal collapse, revealing warfare as the driving factor. Humans and conflicts shape …

Neanderthal cave engravings over 57,000 years old discovered in France, shedding light on their symbolic expression.

1.45M year-old hominin fossil with cut marks suggests earliest evidence of cannibalism among human ancestors, per Smithsonian researchers.

Discover the genetic roots of Dupuytren’s disease, also known as ‘Viking disease,’ linking it to Neanderthals in a study published …

Neanderthal Legacy: Viking Disease traced back to genetic origins. Research links Dupuytren’s contracture to Neanderthal inheritance.