Posts Tagged ‘anthropology’
Earth & Environment - Thursday, March 11, 2010 11:11 - 0 Comments
How early humans adapted to climate change
U. BUFFALO (US)—Siberia’s remote Kamchatka peninsula, a rough and extremely volcanic wilderness region the size of California, is the current site of an international effort to understand how humans living 4,000 to 6,000 years ago reacted to climate changes. Continue…
- Carthage infant sacrifice debunked as myth
- Like humans, wild chimps ‘get’ fire
- Let kids get dirty. It’s good for them
- New twist in dinosaur debate
- Reincarnated Day of the Dead
- What are you laughing at?
- Everything about growing up—from A-Z
- Toddlers follow their own grammar rules
- Hyenas in cahoots outperform primates
- Monkey brain signals mental wanderlust
- Photo reveals Africa’s cryptic cat
- Southwest’s ‘high society’ led pampered life
- Neandertal likely killed by human-made weapon
- Volcanic ash preserves clues to Mayan staple crop
- Endangered apes return to wild under watchful eyes
- Evidence of early hunters deep below Lake Huron
- Final discovery: Henry Hudson murdered by crew?
- Fancy footwork points to Hobbit existence
- Inner life of Aztec’s conquered unearthed
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