Patagonian monsters

A n old article published in 1992, by Spanish archaeologist Gabriela Martin Avila, La antiguedad del hombre en el Nordeste de Brasil (The a...

C ontinuing with my series on primitive paleolithic tools, ones that resemble Oldowan cobble pebbles, following yesterday's post on the ...

I n a recent post , Imentioned the primitive eoliths, cobble-like eolithic tools described by Florentino Ameghino in the late 1800s, and ear...

A lthough Charles Darwin had speculated in his work The Descent of Man , published in 1871 (p.240), that " It is therefore probable tha...

I was watching a program on History channel that offered different explanations for the Himalayan Yeti (abominable snowman) such as its a be...

I n my last two posts, I mentioned two Siberina sites that are over 400,000 years old, one is Diring Yuirakh , the other is Karama , both ha...

F ollowing yesterday's post on a site known a Diring Yuriakh in northeastern Siberia that is 400,000 years old, today's post will ...

T he Diring Yuriakh site in Central Siberia shows that some humans reached the area long ago, well before modern humans had evolved in Afri...