Scientists have used an artificial intelligence to analyze evidence that early humans were making fire 1 million years ago.
A set of cutting and skinning tools is being hailed as evidence that our ancestors shared knowledge.
A new type of flying reptile from the age of the dinosaurs has been unearthed in the Andes mountains.
A controversial new book claims that the hobbit-like Homo floresiensis may not have actually gone extinct.
Palaeontologists believe that they may have found one of the victims of the extinction event that ended the dinosaurs.
Palaeontologists have discovered fragments of the asteroid that brought about the demise of the dinosaurs.
New research has indicated that our ancestors lived alongside these gargantuan mammals until relatively recently.
New research has suggested that the process of creating cave paintings may have been a family affair.
New research suggests that what we know as T. rex might have actually been three distinct species of dinosaur.
Palaeontologists have unearthed the fossil of a giant winged reptile on Scotland's Isle of Skye.
Palaeontologists have discovered a new species of prehistoric crocodile that once feasted upon small dinosaurs.
Respiratory infections are not unique to modern times - even the dinosaurs fell ill from time to time.
The skeletons, which were found among several hundred other bodies, had their heads placed between their legs.
Palaeontologists have uncovered what is being hailed as the UK's largest ever ichthyosaur fossil.
An unhatched dinosaur resembling a 17-day-old chicken embryo has been discovered by palaeontologists.
Palaeontologists have announced the discovery of a truly gigantic millipede on a beach in England.
Strange tracks left by giant sauropod dinosaurs have been leaving experts scratching their heads.
A new study has shown that some Ice Age mammals survived much longer than previously thought.
Tracks left by an ancient human ancestor in what is now Crete could be much older than previously believed.
The microscopic specimen was found trapped inside a lump of amber dating back to the Miocene epoch.