Anthropology

    Discover the latest anthropology news and anthropological discoveries from across the globe.

    The Dark Ages were relatively healthy

    Fern plant infusion keeps the doctor away in Medieval Europe

    UC anthropologist rewrites history using science, art

    Violence in pre-Columbian Panama exaggerated, new study shows

    Research proves South East Asian population boom 4,000 years ago

    Nomadic hunter-gatherers show that cooperation is flexible, not fixed

    What Anglo Saxon teeth can tell us about modern health

    Turtle shells served as symbolic musical instruments for indigenous cultures

    Strands of hair from member of Franklin expedition provide new clues...

    Half the population of the Viking-town Sigtuna were migrants

    Research on British teeth unlocks potential for new insights into ancient...

    Researchers Discovered Where Traces of Illnesses of Ancient Men Are Preserved

    Our fractured African roots

    Ancient DNA testing solves 100-year-old controversy in Southeast Asian prehistory

    Late Pleistocene human mandibles from the Niah Caves may hint at...

    Ancient tooth shows Mesolithic ancestors were fish and plant eaters

    Did last ice age affect breastfeeding in Native Americans?

    Rights of the dead and the living clash when scientists extract...

    Fish accounted for surprisingly large part of the Stone Age diet

    New insights into the origin of elongated heads in early medieval...

    New forensic analysis indicates bones were Amelia Earhart’s

    Infant skull binding shaped identity, inequality in ancient Andes

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