Red Deer Cave bones in Southwest China raises new questions about human origins
A recent study published in PLOS One analyses the bones from the Red Deer Cave of Yunnan province and suggests ...
Tag: migration
Regarding the past or present movement of peoples from one area to another.
See also: Out of Africa, Out of Taiwan
New study supports Australo-melanesians as part of the first wave Out of Africa
How did anatomically modern humans populate the world? A recent paper in the Journal of Human Evolution analyses the fossil ...
Study highlight’s Myanmar’s role in early human dispersal into East Asia
A recent study in Scientific Reports pinpoints Myanmar as a region for the dispersal of human populations into East Asia, ...
Chickens crossed the Pacific from Southeast Asia, but didn’t reach South America
A study just published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences unravels the origins of chickens and how ...
Grain finds in Yunnan raises interesting questions for prehistoric migration into Southeast Asia
A find from China that may have some bearing on Southeast Asia - 4,000-year-old wheat and millet have been found ...
New research suggests Madagascar seeded by some 30 Indonesian women
Archaeologists have long known about the linguistic and genetic links between Madagascar and Indonesia; new research suggests that Madagascar was ...
Dingoes arrived in Australia earlier than previously thought; through mainland Southeast Asia
A study published earlier this month in the Proceedings of the Royal Society B suggests an earlier arrival of the ...
Tracing man's migration to East Asia
Research from China analysing the mDNA of East Asians suggests more evidence that early man migrated to China using the ...
The bone that could change Filipino history
Another piece of the Callao Man find, a small foot bone found in the Philippines that suggests humans were in ...
An unusual human foot find from the Philippines
The news of an unusual hominid foot bone was first announced at the IPPA Congress last year, raising the possibility ...
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