Humans Thrived in Arabian Desert 12,000 Years Ago, Monumental Rock Art Illustrates
Throughout the Pleistocene-Holocene shift (around 12,000 years ago), people made use of a network of seasonal water bodies in the interior of northern Arabia, marking places and gain access to…
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Homo erectus Thrived in Steppe-Desert Landscapes One Million Years Ago, New Study Suggests
Homo erectusan early member of the genus Homoeffectively browsed harsher and more dry surfaces for longer in Eastern Africa than formerly believed, according to brand-new research study. Antiquated hominins. Image…
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