Top Lectures on Youtube Early 2022 Hello everybody! I hope we are all off to a good start for the new year, can you believe its 2022 already? Amazing how time flies isn’t it? Anyway, to kick off the new year we did something really special, and that of course, if you have not heard,Continue reading “Top Anthropology Lectures on Youtube in Early 2022 you should watch!”
Category Archives: Paleoanthropology
WOPA Neanderthal Symposium 2022
Join us for the first ever WOPA Symposium focused on Neanderthals! Don’t miss out and come check this out!
The Oldest Modern Humans are now 36k years older than originally thought!
The oldest known AMH fossils are now even older! Meet Omo 1, our oldest H. sapiens ancestor!
2021 Was BIG for Human Origins…Top Ten Reasons Why!
What were the biggest news stories of 2021 in the realm of Paleoanthropology? Find out, and share what you think!
Did Imagination Make Us Human?
If you would like to take part in our discussion, please visit my Academia.edu page! The Creative Spark, How Imagination Made Humans Exceptional, an Analysis Seth Chagi California State University Northridge Anth 423 Human Behavioral Evolution Dr. Christina Campbell December 13th, 2021 The Creative Spark, How Imagination Made Humans Exceptional, an Analysis The Creative Spark,Continue reading “Did Imagination Make Us Human?”
The World of Paleoanthropology and its Effects on Modern Anthropology
Is the World of Paleoanthropology an effective tool to communicate Human Origins research? Let’s discuss and find out!
New Analysis of Foot Prints Found at Laetoli!
Big Announcement from #Laetoli! Be sure to check it out and not miss the news!
The Story of Us! Episode 26-Hominin Reconstructions!
Join us on this episode of The Story of Us! This time on the show we have Ryan and Gabriel, two members on a team of three who are changing what it means to do Hominin cranial reconstructions!
Check it out!
The Story of Us-Meeting Homo habilis!!!
Happy #FossilFriday!!!
On the next episode of #TheStoryofUs show, we will be doing our second #morphology #video! This time featuring KNM-ER 1813, a #Homo #habilis #fossil, one of the most complete craniums of the species yet found!
Come join us, and get a nice, albeit brief introduction to this species, the first of the Homo lineage!
Ancient human relative, Australopithecus sediba, “walked like a human, but climbed like an ape.” New Fossils Improve Our Understanding of Bipedality and Being Human
*Breaking News!!!*
Join us today for some breaking news from the World of Paleoanthropology!
5:00 AM Nov. 23rd 2021 Pacific Time!
Do NOT miss out! This is some big news that will change the way in which we view early homo!
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