Homo floresienses is the name for a dimunitive hominid species that lived in Flores, Indonesia, some 17,000 years ago.
See also: Mike Morwood, Liang Bua
via South China Morning Post, 23 April 2018: Source: Indonesian archaeologist recalls Flores ‘hobbit’ fossil find 15 years on, and ...
I remember posting about the Palau hobbits 10 (!) years ago when the story came out, and how there was ...
via Sapiens, 30 Nov 2017: Homo floresiensis thrived on the island of Flores for thousands of years—and then vanished. One ...
via Cosmos, 27 September 2017: The discovery of Homo floresiensis in 2003 threw up many questions about the history of ...
This newly published paper by ANUs Debbie Argue has been making the news recently. A new analysis of the bones ...
The University of Wollonggong is offering a free online course on the science of Homo floresiensis, one of the most ...
A microstratigraphic study of the Hobbit cave, Liang Bua, reveals the use of fire between 41,000 and 24,000 years ago. ...
While the excitement was brewing over the discovery of 700,000-year-old hobbit bones in Flores, another paper published at the same ...
A new paper out in Nature last month detail the find of tiny hominid bones in Flores, home of H. ...
A new paper in Nature has revised the dates of the Hobbit, once thought to be 12,000 years old, to ...
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