Prehistoric Jungle Tribes may have Practiced Land Management of Tropical Forests in Southeast Asia 70,000 years ago
With the rise of permaculture farming practices based on ancient tribal wisdom, we have come…
Author Bruce R. Fenton
Bruce R. Fenton
Independent investigative journalist and science-minded researcher busy inquiring into human origins and the development of formative human cultures. Writer, speaker and author of 'The Into Africa Theory of Human Evolution'.
New Dating of the 19th Century Lida Ajer Cave Fossil Discoveries Places Modern Humans in Southeast Asia Perhaps 73,000 Years ago
Ancient teeth from a Sumatran archaeological site have pushed back the colonisation of Southeast Asia…
Neanderthal Genome Study Reveals Homo sapiens Lineage Diverged 744,000 Years Ago, Huge Gap in Fossil Record Indicated
New DNA data has overturned the understanding that modern humans and Neanderthals diverged a little…
Survival of the Unfittest, Gene Associated with Reduced Height and Increased Arthritis Offers Further Evidence of Eurasian Colonisation by Ancient Australasian Migrants
Stanford Scientists have discovered that as humans migrated into regions with a colder climate, a…
Gene Study Suggests Migration of Homo sapiens Into Africa & Interbreeding with Local Hominins 150,000 Years Ago
A Protein Found in the Saliva Samples of Sub-Saharan Africans Offers Evidence that Strongly Contradicts…
Aboriginal Australian Artefacts up to 80,000 years old uncovered at the Madjedbebe rock shelter
Over 11,000 artefacts in Kakadu national park have been dated to between 65,000 and 80,000…
Neanderthals Interbred with Homo sapiens Very Early in Asia
Neanderthals Interbred with Homo sapiens Very Early – Not in Europe, in Asia Mitochondrial DNA…
England’s Ancient Megaliths Covered in Secret Star Marker Code Visible by Moonlight
A recent investigation of stone-age rock art at a megalithic construction known as Hendraburnick Quoit,…
History of Domesticated Dogs Traced to Single Event, Probably in East Asia
Debate over the first domestication of wolves has long been a contentious issue, new ancient…