Préhistoire 3

- 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