Author Archives: sethchagi

Hello one and all! I am very excited to tell you all that I am doing something special for my birthday (which is March 2nd) this year. I am starting a fundraiser on Facebook to raise money to donate to none other than the Leakey Foundation! The mission of The Leakey Foundation is to increaseContinue reading “My Birthday & the Leakey Foundation”

Welcome to our second interview in our new interview series! We have a-lot of great organizations and individuals coming forward wanting to participate! Today we are graced by the presence of Paleo Artist John Bavaro. John Bavaro, teaches illustration at Edinboro University of Pennsylvania. He’s published works that have appeared in BBC, BBC El Mundo,Continue reading “Interview Two: John Bavaro”

One of my biggest hobbies, aside from learning and reading is writing. I love writing on all kinds of subjects from the scientific to the political. But despite all that, at heart I am a creative writer. I have had writers block for a while now when it comes to the creative side of thingsContinue reading “A little Story”

Today, February 12th 2020 is a day that should be celebrated around the world but is unfortunately pushed under the rug. Today is Darwin Day! Now most if not all of you should know who Charles Darwin, the father of evolution is, but just in case you do not, here is a link to aContinue reading “Darwin Day 2020!”

Here we go! Our very first, of what is hopefully going to be a long interview series! I am happy and proud to say that Molly Selba will be our first guest! A big thank you to her! So lets get started! To start off, why don’t you tell us a little about yourself andContinue reading “Interview One: Molly Selba”

We live in an ever-changing world, one where new mysterious appear every day while answers to old questions are edited and changed. Sometimes it can be very hard to keep up with all of the changes. Esp if those changes are not widely known or talked about. Traditionally in the field of Paleoanthropology, this isContinue reading “Big Data and Open Access”

As the 2010’s come to a close, we reflect back on the last ten years. All over the world in every discipline new and important discoveries have been made. We as a collective race have leaped forward in some ways and fallen behind in others. One area in which we have made great strides ofContinue reading “The Greatest Discovery of the Decade”

April 24, 2019 The Missing Link Who, or What is it? There are those of us that are on the search for something so valuable that there cannot be price placed upon it. What we are talking about are the fossils of early hominids. The beings that came before us but put us on theContinue reading “The Missing Link?”

Cave of Forgotten Dreams is a documentary created and led by Werner Herzog in 2011. It is one of if not the only documentary films about the glory that is Paleolithic art especially those of Chauvet Cave in France. This is a documentary for all kinds of people, but the most targeted audience would haveContinue reading “Cave of Forgotten Dreams a Review”

Welcome one and all scientists alike! We at The World of Paleoanthropology are having a give away once our Facebook Page reaches Ten Thousand Likes. We are less than 50 likes away! Lets do this today and reach our goal! Once we have reached our goal, a winner will be chosen at random to receiveContinue reading “Ten Thousand Likes”