No, modern humans weren’t the first to craft pointed weapons using bones. Neanderthals were already doing it thousands of ...

According to a report by Popular Science, hunter-gatherers in present-day Spain and France have been crafting essential tools ...

Don't fall into the trope of gifting your dad a tie or golf divot tool this Father's Day. Here are a dozen unique ...

That’s why Meachen and her team are focusing on the past 39,000 years, a time starting in the Late Pleistocene that coincides with the most carefully dated bone-baring layers inside the cave ...

Behold the world’s biggest tomahawk, an enormous, bone-in ribeye that’s part culinary masterpiece, part prehistoric weapon. Weighing in at staggering proportions, this colossal cut is seared ...

The cave contains the best-preserved expressions of artistic creation of the Aurignacian people, constituting an exceptional testimony of prehistoric cave art. In addition to the anthropomorphic ...

it's not likely to protect you from actually breaking a bone. "We all know people who seem to trip and fall frequently but then bounce back up, and laugh it off," Dr Hussain recently told LADbible ...

If there’s people running out screaming, I think it’s a good sign.” The Brit is the son of rocker Nick Cave — best known as frontman of Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds — and it must be said ...

During the ceremony, she talked about the power of art through human history. “When the cave people were painting on the caves, they weren’t clubbing each other to death,” she told students.

Myles Grimmett had a bone transplanted from his leg into his arm when he was 5 years old in a groundbreaking surgery that saved him from amputation Cara Lynn Shultz is a writer-reporter at PEOPLE.