Tag: Homo luzonensis

Archaeologists are digging anew in Callao Cave, aiming to uncover more about early human presence following the discovery of Homo ...

New human species, Homo luzonensis, discovered in Luzon, Philippines, challenges traditional views on human evolution.

Exploring the evolutionary journey from Africa to the Philippines, recent finds challenge our understanding of human history and celebrate our ...

via Quaternary Science Reviews, 15 December 2023: Recent dating advancements have significantly altered our understanding of human evolution in Southeast ...

via the Global Australian Awards, 14 September 2023: Finalist Prof. Armand Mijares is an esteemed archaeologist specializing in the prehistory ...

via Nature Ecology and Evolution, 22 March 2021: Another genetics paper that suggests that human populations in Southeast Asia interbred ...

via Keng of the World, 21 Feb 2020: A season of excavations at the Callao Cave was one of the ...

via various news sources (see below), 05 February 2020: A week-long conference on Homo luzonensis and other early hominids in ...

via Inquirer, 05 February 2020: The Callao Cave of Cagayan was where Homo luzonensis was found and is now recognised ...

The University of the Philippines – Archaeological Studies Program with the support from the University of the Philippines System, the ...