- The Remnants of Prehistoric Plant Pollen Reveal that Humans Shaped Forests 11,000 Years Ago
- Zhoukoudian (Chine): New analyses verify the use of fire by Peking Man
- Plant foods and the dietary ecology of Neanderthals and early modern humans
- Large mammals were the architects in prehistoric ecosystems
- Gademotto (Ethiopie): dig that may defy timeline on human evolution
- 10,000 years on the Bering land bridge
- Bering Land Bridge a long-term refuge for early Americans
- Paleo diet better for weight loss than nutrition recommendations
- Camel Domestication History Challenges Biblical Narrative
- On the chronology of the Uluzzian
- Happisburgh (G-B): The earliest human footprints outside Africa
- Happisburgh (G-B): Scientists find 800,000-year-old footprints
- Dating is refined for the Atapuerca site where Homo antecessor appeared
- Greenhouse “Time Machine” Sheds Light on Corn Domestication
- A 'smoking gun' on the Ice Age megafauna extinctions
- Sima de los Huesos (Espagne): Luminescence dating and palaeomagnetic age constraint on hominins
- Monte Pando (Espagne): Paleolithic humans moved to dwellings with better logistics
- What Killed the Great Beasts of North America?
- Carbon dates cast doubt on Near East's singular role in modern human migration
- Hano (Suède): 11,000-year-old ancient settlement discovered under the Baltic Sea
- Qesem Cave (Israël): 300,000-Year-Old Hearth Found
- The caveman’s home was not a cave
- Raqefet Cave (Israël): Carmel cavemen used plants in rituals 13,000 years ago
- Enormous scale of Nile 'mega lake' revealed
- Matja Kuru (East Timor): unusually complex bone tool from the Late Pleistocene
- Guildford (G-B): Stone Age flints lead to major find
- Blombos Cave (Afrique du Sud): Nutritional values of tortoises relative to ungulates from the Middle Stone Age levels
- Ertebølleruten (Danemark) : Opening oyster shells the Mesolithic way
- Haua Fteah cave (Libye):The chronostratigraphy
- Channel Islands (USA): 11,000-Year-Old Seafaring Indian Sites Discovered
- Lehberg (Autriche): Ochre hand imprint of Homo erectus revealed
- Paisley Caves (USA): Ancient Feces Aren’t Human
- Chihuahuan Desert (USA): Oldest Human Footprints in North America Identified
- How Long Have Humans Dominated the Planet?
- How prehistoric 'des res' gave Stone Age Brits a perfect diet
- Casablanca (Maroc): la carrière Thomas, une «mine» préhistorique
- Hydrological models locate ancient human migration routes
- La Noira (France): Premières preuves d'une occupation acheuléenne, il y a 700 000 ans
- Arroyo del Vizcaíno (Uruguay): Were People Killing Giant Sloths 30,000 Years Ago?
- Gademotta.(Ethiopie): Stone-tipped spears predate existence of humans by 85,000 years
- Carmel caves (Israël): Prehistoric men held wakes for the dead
- Serpentine Hot Springs (Alaska): Discovery Of Alaska Spear Points Raises New Questions About Human Arrival In North America
- Iles Aleoutiennes (Alaska): Researcher extends study of human migration
- Kilombe (Kenya): Elongation in Acheulean handaxes
- The fragmented character of Middle Palaeolithic stone tool technology
- Kilombe (Kenya): Early stone tool making more sophisticated than originally thought
- The Clovis Point and the Discovery of America’s First Culture
- Australie: Mapping human activity in the last glacial maximum
- Serra da Capivara (Brésil): Cave art depicting early Americans’ sex lives suggests people inhabited Americas 18,000 years earlier than believed
- Archaeologist finds links with Eurasia
- Dmanisi (Géorgie): ‘Ancient humans’ used toothpicks
- Cavemen discovered recycling
- Were the First Artists Mostly Women?
- Circulation of whale-bone artifacts in the northern Pyrenees during the late Upper Paleolithic
- Early Clovis knew their land and stone
- Traces of immense prehistoric ice sheets
- Climate change nothing new in Oz
- Ebbsfleet (G-B): Giant prehistoric elephant slaughtered by early humans
- Kalavan 1 (Armenie): An Epigravettian settlement
- Kudaro 3 cave (Géorgie): Who Was Eating Salmon 45,000 Years Ago ?
- Ksar Akil (Liban): Early Modern Humans Arrived in Near East 42,000 Years Ago
- Misliya Cave (Israël): Dating the Lower to Middle Paleolithic transition in the Levant
- Modern Humans in India Earlier Than Previously Thought?
- Paleorivers across Sahara may have supported ancient human migration routes
- Ksar Akil (Liban): Dating of beads sets new timeline for early humans
- Purulia (Inde) : Signs of civilisation for last 1 lakh yrs
- Clovis spearpoints likely were all-purpose tools
- Altxerri B Cave (Espagne): Dating Aurignacian rock art
- Prehistoric climate change due to cosmic crash in Canada
- Human transition from foraging to farming was a gradual co-evolution, not a rapid innovation
- Jinsitai (Chine): New Excavation and Result 2012
- Poiana Ciresului (Roumanie): 20,000 year old pendant discovered
- Quebrada Maní (Chili): Early South Americans conquered the Atacama desert
- Melka Kunture (Ethiopie): An older origin for the Acheulean
- Nihewan Basin (Chine) : Early Humans Lived 1.7 Million Years Ago
- Winnemucca Lake (USA): oldest known petroglyphs in North America
- New evidence that cosmic impact caused Younger Dryas extinctions
- Meadowcroft Rockshelter (USA): Archaeologists recover damaged portion
- Guangdong (Chine): Breakthrough from the Paleolithic archaeological investigation
- Atapuerca (Espagne): dig seeks prehistoric ancestors of Europeans
- Taforalt Cave (Maroc): Origins of the Iberomaurusian in NW Africa
- Scott City (USA): Researchers search for link between mammoth bones, early hunters
- Sima del Elefante cave (Espagne): 1.4 Million-Year-Old Knife Discovered
- Warfare was uncommon among hunter-gatherers
- Vogelherd Cave (Allemagne): Ice Age Figurine's Head Found
- Warren Field (G-B): 'World's oldest calendar' discovered in Scottish field
- Bulls Scarp (USA): ocean-bottom archaeological site that was Ice Age coast
- Patpara (Inde): the technology of the Acheulean to Middle Palaeolithic transition
- Raqefet Cave (Israël): earliest use of flowers in burial rite
- Altamira cave (Espagne): a long sequence of rock art
- Swan Point (USA): Scientists uncovering ancient culture in Interior Alaska
- Ban Don Mun (Thailande): A chronological reappraisal of human occupations
- Huayang (Chine): Site could be divided into eight stratifications
- Turkana Basin (Kenya): Pedogenic carbonate stable isotopic evidence for wooded habitat preference of early Pleistocene tool makers
- Warwasi / Yafteh (Iran): The beginning of the Upper Paleolithic in the Iranian Zagros
- Shuidonggou (Chine): microblades connected with mobile adaptations
- Yana (Russie): Ancient Siberians may have rarely hunted mammoths
- Pyrénées (France/Espagne): On the Trail of Pre-Historic Humans
- Kozarnika cave (Bulgarie): Teeth and bones ioverturn theories about the Homo erectus
- Beachcombing for early humans in Africa
- Buck Lake (USA): one of the best preserved sites of Clovis artifacts center of a scientific controversy
- Danjiangkou (Chine): Stone Artifacts Unearthed from the Early Paleolithic Site
- Pallavaram (Inde): A discovery that changed the antiquity of humankind who lived in Indian subcontinent
- Prehistoric Dog Lovers Liked Seafood, Jewelry, Spirituality
- Theory of cosmic impact 12,800 years ago
- Origins of human culture linked to rapid climate change
- Riparo di Mezzana (Italie) : Un métissage préhistorique
- When Did Humans Begin Hurling Spears?
- Hoedjiespunt 1 (Afrique du Sud): Coastal adaptations and the Middle Stone Age lithic assemblages
- Research pushes back origins of agriculture in China by 12,000 years
- Australie : no evidence for theory humans wiped out megafauna