Pleistocene humans

Uncovering the People of the Sunken Land: Homo erectus Rises Again in the Madura Strait

13 October 2025

Beneath the waves between Java and Madura, scientists have unearthed the first underwater fossils of Homo erectus— revealing a lost...

Reconstituted scene of Neanderthals at the Monte Clérigo tracksite, based on AI-generated models and finalized by artist J.M. Galán. Created under scientific guidance to visualize prehistoric activity in the Portuguese dune landscape.

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Researchers Unearthed the First Known Neanderthal Footprints in Portugal

16 July 2025

New tracksites reveal how Neanderthals navigated Portugal’s ancient dunes 80,000 years ago In a groundbreaking discovery, researchers have unearthed the...

Uncovering the People of the Sunken Land: Homo erectus Rises Again in the Madura Strait

Researchers Unearthed the First Known Neanderthal Footprints in Portugal

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