
The Origins of Creativity
New evidence of ancient ingenuity forces scientists to reconsider when our ancestors started thinking outside the box
Heather Pringle is a Canadian science writer and a contributing correspondent for Science.
New evidence of ancient ingenuity forces scientists to reconsider when our ancestors started thinking outside the box
New evidence of ancient ingenuity forces scientists to reconsider when our ancestors started thinking outside the box
Ancient coastal dwellers made tracks just below the tide line of an island off British Columbia, but the big question is when
Modern genomes and ancient mummies offer clues to why the life span of Homo sapiens far exceeds that of other primates
New evidence of ancient ingenuity forces scientists to reconsider when our ancestors started thinking outside the box
Modern genomes and ancient mummies are yielding clues to why the life span of Homo sapiens far exceeds that of other primates
New evidence of ancient ingenuity forces scientists to reconsider when our ancestors started thinking outside the box
Humans colonized the New World earlier than previously thought—a revelation that is forcing scientists to rethink long-standing ideas about these trailblazers
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