Archivo de etiquetas: antropología

Labar-artedun kobazuloak egon litezkeen lekuak identifikatzeko eredu bat diseinatu dute Kantabriako eta Euskal Herriko Unibertsitateko ikertzaileek, espeleologoen laguntzarekin, eta informazio geografikoen sistemen bidez.

Una investigación sitúa a los ‘Homo sapiens’ en una cueva portuguesa 5.000 años antes de lo que se pensaba

While questions still outnumber answers, new findings from archaeology, genetics, and other disciplines are revealing surprising insights into the early cultures of the most recently populated continent.

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It was a Viking saga written in genes. In 2008, construction work on an isolated Estonian beach near the town of Salme uncovered the skeletons of more than 40 powerfully built men. They were buried around 750 C.E. in two ships with Viking-style weapons and treasure—apparently the aftermath of a raid gone wrong. DNA from the bones has now added a poignant detail: Four of the men, buried shoulder to shoulder holding their swords, were brothers.

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Indigenous Knowledges can be accurate, rigorous, and precise, say researchers in New Zealand, and they can help geomorphologists see landscapes in a new, richer way.

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La aparición de varias herramientas de piedra sugiere que el yacimiento burgalés estuvo ocupado de forma ininterrumpida desde hace 1,2 millones de años

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Haiek baino handiagoak diren harrapakariek uzten dituzten arrastoez elikatu ohi dira azeriak, baina, gaur egun, gizakiak sortutako janari-soberakinek gero eta pisu handiagoa dute animalia hauen dietan. Komentsalismoan oinarritutako harreman hau, ordea, ez da oraingoa. Are gehiago, ikertzaile talde batek proposatutakoaren arabera, lotura hau Paleolitoan hasi zen. PLOS ONE aldizkarian argitaratutako ikerketa batean argudiatu dutenez, azeriek gizakiarekiko mantentzen duten komentsalismoak gutxienez 42.000 urte ditu.

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Researchers piece together origins of African Americans.

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El hallazgo de herramientas de piedra pertenecientes a una cultura hasta ahora desconocida en una cueva mexicana adelanta a hace 30.000 años el comienzo del poblamiento del Nuevo Mundo

New research led by Bournemouth University archaeologists supports the theory that the Hyksos, the rulers of the 15th Dynasty of ancient Egypt, were not from a unified place of origin, but Western Asiatics whose ancestors moved into Egypt during the Middle Kingdom, lived there for centuries, and then rose to rule the north of Egypt.

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