Homo erectus, one of our ancestors in the line of human evolution, existed for approximately 1.8 million years. They were the ...

The findings come from sand dredging operations off the coast of Java, Indonesia. Scientists discovered a Homo erectus skull in the Madura Strait. The skull was buried under silt and sand around ...

Buried beneath the sea off the coast of Indonesia, scientists have made a groundbreaking discovery that could rewrite the story of human origins. The skull of Homo erectus, an ancient human ...

Fragments of a human skull may reveal the secrets of an ancient land, ruled by venomous Komodo dragons. The 140-000-year-old bone fragments were discovered buried in a now-submerged land in Indonesia.

Findings suggest the presence of cultural remains from homo heidelbergensis or even older species before neanderthals.

Advances in genetic sequencing could determine whether traces of the Homo erectus lineage persisted in later human populations. Additionally, refining dating techniques for previously unearthed ...

An incredible discovery has been made in the Madura Strait, between the islands of Java and Madura in Indonesia, something unprecedented that could rewrite the history of the plane ...

They discovered the skull of Homo erectus, an ancient human ancestor, as well as 6,000 animal fossils of 36 species including those of Komodo dragons, buffalos, deer, and elephant. It is believed ...

New Israeli research suggests large game was smoked as early as 1.8 million years ago, a survival strategy that may have ...

Fire helped early humans preserve meat and deter predators, offering a survival advantage long before regular cooking.

Long before the days of electricity and fridge freezers, meat was preserved by smoke. A new study suggests the practice could ...