Mammoths Wiped Out By Multiple Killers

Why Humans Prevailed

'Iceman' Mummy Holds World's Oldest Blood Cells

Closest Human Ancestor May Rewrite Steps in Our Evolution

Researchers: Ancient human remains found in Israel

Very original features: Is this UK's oldest home?

Blackfeet Reservation dig unearthing 1,000-year-old history

Ancient bone find may change Filipino History

Australopithecus afarensis bone could change story of human evolution

In this 2007 file photo the 3.2 million year old Australopithecus afarensis skeleton called Lucy and an artist's life-sized model (r.) are displayed at the Houston Museum of Natural Science in Houston. Lucy's feet were made for walking. That's the word from a team of researchers that has gotten the first look at a foot bone from an human relative that lived three million or more years ago.Michael Stravato/AP/File

New Link in Early Evolution

Neanderthal Males Had Popeye-Like Arms

Arm bone remains show that Neanderthals were unusually pumped up on male hormones, possibly due to an all-meat diet.

Calif. utility stumbles on 1.4M years old fossils

US study finds Neanderthals ate their veggies