The discovery of ancient bones,jewellery and tools in a Bulgarian cave pushes back the arrival of Homo sapiens in Europe by several thousands years.
When it comes to filling in forms,what is acceptable isn't always sensible.
Two major research papers shed new light on famous human fossils,rewriting the early history of our species.
The first evidence of Neanderthals feeding regularly on fish and crustaceans point to a diet rich in omega-3 fatty acids crucial for brain development.
Palaeontologists say the Dineobellator notohesperus was a"small,lightly built predator"with a tail function similar to that of a cat.
It appears to be the earliest-known member of the vast animal group called bilaterians.
Its legs were long and slender,it was evidently a shore bird and it could probably fly.
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The Hadza people of Tanzania live a lifestyle that has changed little over the past 10,000 years - and they are pictures of health.
Even Tango Joe can't dodge tomorrow forever.
Rocks found at the edge of our solar system shows Earth came together slowly (like a kiss) and not in a crash.