During the Paleolithic era, Ice Age people were hunters and gatherers. They relied on the natural environment for food and ...

Acheulean: An Earlier Stone Age/Lower Paleolithic tool industry dating ... hafting: To attach one or more tools together (e.g., using animal sinews and a primitive glue to attach [‘haft ...

Archaeologists in Chintamani taluk, Karnataka, have discovered 40 prehistoric sites, uncovering rock paintings from the ...

Paleolithic dogs are some of the earliest domesticated animals. In fact, these ancient dogs lived alongside humans during the Stone Age, helping with survival and hunting. Let's discover how their ...

Archaeologists in Ústí nad Labem in northern Bohemia have made a unique discovery: a mammoth hunting camp from the Old Stone ...

Our human ancestors fundamentally changed their eating behavior in the Neolithic period. This was when they began to cultivate cereals and domesticate wild animals.

The basis of many Upper Paleolithic tool forms from both ... and to punch holes in leather and wood. Stone Age peoples may also have sliced animal hides to make clothing using awls.

Some of the animals have been overdrawn several times ... Most date from 20,000 years ago or less, in what's called the Upper Paleolithic era. Rocks were ground up to make pigments -- black ...

Representative historic sites associated with the Paleolithic Age, when people made tools of animal horns and chipped stone tools, include the Komun Moru ruins in Sangwon, Pyeongannam-do, the ...

A scene from Upper Paleolithic Chauvet cave, France. (photo credit: Prof. Jean Clottes.) The extinction of large animals in the Levant ... by humans during the same period when cave paintings ...