Original Article Ancient Indigenous communities in the U.S. Southwest spread the Four Corners potato, shaping its domestication and cultural significance over 10,000 years ago.A Journey Through Time In the dim...

Original Article Archaeologists uncover Africa's oldest cremation site in Malawi, dating back 9,500 years, reshaping views on ancient hunter-gatherer rituals and labor.A Discovery at Mount Hora In the shadow of...

Original Article A fossil skull in China, Yunxian 2, may not be Homo erectus but possibly Denisovan or Homo longi, offering new insights into human evolution debates. Unearthing the Past In central China, near the...

Original Article Neanderthals weren't just meat lovers; they balanced their diet with plants, avoiding protein overload, unlike apex predators, revealing a more omnivorous lifestyle.   The Enigma of Neanderthal Nutrition In the shadowy corridors of time,...

Original Article Researchers discovered the earliest biomolecular evidence of betel nut use in Bronze Age Thailand through dental plaque analysis from 4,000-year-old teeth.Unveiling Ancient Practices Through Dental Plaque In the...

Original Article Researchers discovered 4,000-year-old betel nut use in Thailand through dental plaque analysis, revealing ancient cultural practices.Echoes of Ancient Customs In the verdant lands of south-east Asia, the practice...

Original Article Researchers discovered 4,000-year-old evidence of betel nut chewing in ancient Thai dental plaque, revealing deep-rooted cultural traditions.Mysteries Encased in Ancient Plaque In the shadowy recesses of time, where...

Original Article Scientists may have discovered Noah's Ark remains and are eager to verify their groundbreaking find, blending science with ancient faith.The Mystery of the Ark Well now, it seems...