A million-year-old skull, Yunxian 2, reclassified as Homo longi, challenges the timeline of human evolution. This discovery suggests large-brained humans emerged earlier and diversified across Eurasia ...
A newly reconstructed 1-million-year-old skull from central China may rewrite key chapters of human evolution. Researchers say the fossil, Yunxian 2, represents the earliest known member of a lineage ...
Researchers have virtually reconstructed a crushed and distorted 1 million-year-old human skull discovered in China. The newly restored cranium may have belonged to a relative of the mysterious ...
Authorities at Tampa International Airport made a grisly discovery this weekend when U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers found a human skull and several bones inside a passenger's carry-on bag ...
The discovery was made during a routine luggage check at Tampa International Airport in Florida Director of Field Operations Carlos C. Martel/X Officials at Tampa International Airport in Florida ...
Officials are providing an update after a routine maintenance inspection in Hamilton led to the discovery of a human skull last month.The remains were discovered Aug. 27, when according to the ...
Scientists have reconstructed a million-year-old skull found in central China, and say they've identified which group of early humans it belonged to. The researchers suggest their findings, published ...
A fossilised human skull unearthed in China and dated to around one million years ago may radically change what we know about the origins of our species. Researchers say the analysis suggests Homo ...
A badly crushed cranium unearthed decades ago from a riverbank in central China that once defied classification is now shaking up the human family tree, according to a new analysis. Scientists ...
Officials confirmed the human remains found in the Hamilton sewer system last month was a skull from an unknown man. A forensic pathologist and forensic anthropologist inspected the skull and ...
A million-year-old human skull found in China suggests that our species, Homo sapiens, began to emerge at least half a million years earlier than we thought, researchers are claiming in a new study.