The littlest human

Article Abstract:

Spectacular but controversial discoveries on an Indonesian island reveal that 13,000 years ago our planet was shared with a hobbit-size race of people called Hominid. Although the hominid is as small in body and brain as the earliest humans, it appears to have sophisticated stone tools, raising questions about the relation between brain size and intelligence.

Indonesia, Discovery and exploration, Hominids

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The caveman's new clothes

Article Abstract:

Archaeologist Soffer concluded that the 25,000-year-old bone needle displayed with the caveman's clothing could not have penetrated the hides. Therefore, a finer and possibly weaved material must have been worn also.

World, Research, Equipment and supplies, Clothing, Archaeologists, Cave-dwellers, Cave dwellers, Soffer, Olga

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Global positioning

Article Abstract:

Issues are presented concerning the movement of hominids out of Africa. The discovery of human skulls in Dmanisi, Georgia, has pointed to an earlier start to global colonization than previously thought.

Demographic aspects, Human beings, Africa, Georgia, Humans

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