prehistory

Recent research supports the idea that 170,000 years ago there was a privileged place off the coast of South Africa where humans thrived on abundant hunting and fishing.

New research offers details on the teeth of Cartorhynchus lenticarpus, a type of ichthyosaur that populated the Triassic oceans 250 million years ago.

A team of scientists finds pollen, spores and even roots in a sediment sample from 90 million years ago found in the Amundsen Sea. His analysis has allowed us to reconstruct the climate of that time and reach surprising conclusions.

They find the oldest direct evidence of milk consumption in ancient humans.

It is about a young, dark-skinned, blue-eyed woman who had eaten duck and hazelnuts before putting the gum in her mouth.

Ötzi, the famous ice man preserved in the frozen peaks of the Alps, died more than 5,300 years ago and since his discovery he has been one of the most interesting objects of study for European researchers.

Ötzi wore a bearskin hat and a goatskin coat. We tell you everything that has been discovered so far.

A team of researchers has discovered the breastfeeding patterns of Australopithecus africanus, one of our most distant ancestors.