New research reveals how the invention of a crucial Ice Age technology helped humans defend against extreme cold during ancient global migrations.
Ancient DNA shows forests grew on the lost land of Doggerland 16,000 years ago, suggesting it supported wildlife.
Ancient DNA preserved in seabed sediments suggests Doggerland hosted temperate forests far earlier than expected.
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Ancient humans lived inside mammoth bone shelters for 400 years, here’s what they looked like
Thousands of years before stone houses or mud bricks, Ice Age humans in Ukraine were building shelters out of mammoth bones. A new study reveals that some of these structures, made from the remains of ...
Hundreds of millions of Americans are presently besieged by a massive arctic blast and winter storm. Luckily for them, it will only be temporary. That wasn't the case 20,000 years ago... Between ...
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What Life Was Like For People During The Ice Age
The Ice Age (and its resulting changes in climate) was among one of the harshest periods on Earth. During an ice age, the earth experiences colder temperatures than normal as well as glacial expansion ...
Learn how ancient DNA uncovered Ice Age forests on sunken Doggerland and revealed a landscape that once linked Britain to mainland Europe.
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