This series will highlight some pretty amazing places globally. Well done Ella.

Small populations of Palaeolithic humans in Cyprus hunted endemic megafauna to extinction | Proceedings of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences royalsocietypublishing.org/doi/10.1098/rs…

Un hallazgo en Francia revela que hubo al menos dos linajes de neandertales tardíos en Europa theconversation.com/un-hallazgo-en…

Looking for refs/info describing menstrual hygiene practices in forager communities (or historic West Eurasian cultures not using cloth), specifically what materials are used to collect/absorb blood, also lochia. Heidi Colleran 🇮🇪 🐈 Radical Anthropology (I have Fitzpatrick 2017 on Hadza)

🖼️ What separates Homo sapiens from other species when it comes to art? While modern humans created intricate cave paintings and sculptures, other hominins, like Neanderthals, left behind handprints, abstract engravings, and symbols. 🖐️ 👇 #SciTember #Neanderthals

Thorin and the lost Neanderthals | New Scientist Weekly 267 youtu.be/-aZUqk_gtA4?si… via YouTube

Really? In 2024 this is a take on science? Maybe the author should do some reading and talk to a majority of scientists globally.

Anyone can talk about themself. Even a child knows how to gossip and chatter. So what is scarce and rare? Silence. The ability to deliberately keep yourself out of the conversation and subsist without its validation. Silence is the respite of the confident and the strong.

It’s possible, Marcus Aurelius said, to not have an opinion. You don’t have to turn this into something, he reminds himself. You don’t have to let this upset you. You don’t have to think something about everything.

We’re just 5 subs away from reaching 5,500! It’s been an incredible journey, filled with learning and amazing friends along the way. But this is just the start of our academic adventure together! As WOPA pivot into a student-focused group, join us! youtube.com/@worldofpaleoa….

With over 200 videos specifically on #HumanOrigins and #Paleoanthropology, if #history, #archaeology and our shared #past are your thing, come check us out - you’ll like what you find! m.youtube.com/@worldofpaleoa…

Virtual reconstruction of lower spine bones of an immature Homo naledi from South Africa ~300,000 years ago. The right panel zooms in on the internal bone. For scale, the left panel measures a spinous process only 6.5 mm tall #FossilFriday

🪨 Neanderthals made advanced stone tools! 🛠️ From the flake tools of the Mousterian culture to the hybrid Châtelperronian style, each culture had unique techniques. 🔍 Fun Fact: Neanderthal spear tips were crafted for hunting big game! 🦌 #SciTember #Neanderthals #StoneTools

Woolly rhino mummy found in Russian Far East confirms a feature seen in cave art wionews.com/science/woolly…

Highlights from the #GreenArabia project taking note of our project on mustatils of SaudiArabia. Thanks to the هيئة التراث arabnews.com/node/2572047/a…

What’s in your control: 1. what you do 2. what you say 3. what you think What isn’t: 1. what other people do 2. what other people say 3. what other people think

Ive had a very busy week, and when I get a chance I will be uploading the next episode of the PaleoPostPodcast! Be sure to look out for that, and catch up with the first two episodes of S3 here: youtube.com/playlist?list=…

🍖 Neanderthal diets varied by region! In colder climates, they primarily hunted large game like mammoths 🐘, while in warmer areas they supplemented with plants, nuts, and even seafood! 🐚 What ancient meal would you try? 🍽️ 👇 #SciTember #Neanderthals #AncientDiets

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