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Reconstruction of the Yunxian hominins: The distorted skulls from central China may belong to Homo erectus. Credit: Xiaobo Feng.

1.77-Million-Year-Old Homo erectus Crania in China Challenge Long-Held Timelines of Human Dispersal

20 February 2026

A pair of ancient skulls found along the Han River in central China have long puzzled paleoanthropologists. Were they classic...

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Elephant Bone Hammer from 500,000 Years Ago Found in England – Europe’s Oldest

22 January 2026

A 500,000-year-old elephant bone hammer found in southern England reveals advanced tool-making skills of early human ancestors Archaeologists have uncovered...

1.77-Million-Year-Old Homo erectus Crania in China Challenge Long-Held Timelines of Human Dispersal

Elephant Bone Hammer from 500,000 Years Ago Found in England – Europe’s Oldest

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