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Oldest Known Handheld Wooden Tools, 430,000 Years Old, Unearthed in Greece

Exceptional lakebed preservation at Marathousa 1 reveals shaped wooden tools that expand the known Middle Pleistocene toolkit.

Million-Year-Old New Zealand Cave Yields First Early Pleistocene Fauna, New Parrot

Huayuan Biota From China Unveils Deep-Water Cambrian Life After Early Mass Extinction

Oldest Handheld Wooden Tools Found at 430,000-Year-Old Site in Greece

Giant Ice Age Kangaroos Could Hop, Study Finds

Parking-Lot Work at Dinosaur National Monument Uncovers Sauropod, Prompting First Dig There in a Century

New Study Finds T. Rex Reached Full Size Around Age 40

NYU-Led Reanalysis Points to Bipedalism in 7-Million-Year-Old Sahelanthropus

New Analysis Points to Bipedal Sahelanthropus 7 Million Years Ago

115-Million-Year-Old Australian Fossil Reveals Early Emergence of Giant Oceanic Sharks

Joe Burrow Gifts Bengals Linemen Authentic Fossils for Christmas

CT Scans Reveal First Evidence of Bees Nesting in Ancient Bones

New Study Says 'Little Foot' May Represent an Unknown Australopithecus Species

Mosasaur Tooth Shows Bus-Sized Marine Reptiles Hunted in Cretaceous Rivers

Smithsonian to Debut Rare, Nearly Complete Pachycephalosaurus Skull for Weeklong Holiday Display

Oldest Clear Evidence of Intentional Fire-Making Found at 400,000-Year-Old Suffolk Site

Scientists Name Salwasiren qatarensis From Qatar’s Densest Sea Cow Fossil Bed

Prolonged Drought Tied to ‘Hobbit’ Disappearance on Flores, New Study Finds

France Returns Looted Tarbosaurus Skeleton to Mongolia

France Returns Rare Tarbosaurus Skeleton to Mongolia After 2015 Seizure