Research proves the existence of dense populations of people up to 30,000 years ago

"It is time to hold researchers who violate the physical and emotional safety of our colleagues accountable."

Humans who live by hunting and foraging wild foods have to put more effort into chewing than people living from farming, who eat a softer diet

Archaeological study is the first to identify a spud-bearing species native to the southwestern United States, Solanum jamesii, as an important part of ancient human diets

An international research team has uncovered 300,000 year-old fossil bones of Homo sapiens, a find that represents the oldest reliably dated fossil evidence of our species

The discovery helps round out the picture of a creature that scientists now know shared the landscape with modern humans—and probably other hominin species—between 226,000 and 335,000 years ago

Brain size in primates is predicted by diet, an analysis by a team of NYU anthropologists indicates

Anthropologists at the University of Montreal have dated the oldest human settlement in Canada back 10,000 years

Roger Adams, associate professor and rare books librarian for K-State Libraries, has studied the history of traditional holiday foods

Turkeys originated in North America, where the wild birds thrived from Canada to Mexico