During the Bronze Age, our ancestors would sometimes turn the bones of their relatives into musical instruments.
Fire is one of mankind's most fundamental technological discoveries - but just how long ago did we discover it ?
Palaeontologists have discovered one large prehistoric fossil reptile inside the belly of another, larger predator.
The woolly rhino may not have been wiped out by human hunting practices as was previously believed.
A new study has revealed the immense power of one of the largest crocodilians ever to walk the Earth.
Scientists have been studying how a prehistoric creature named Tanystropheus supported its insanely long neck.
An ancient species of ant has been found frozen in time while right in the middle of devouring another insect.
Palaeontologists have revealed for the first time that even the dinosaurs suffered from cancer.
Scientists have discovered a pint-sized dinosaur that was so small you could literally hold it in your hand.
Palaeontologists have discovered the fossil remains of a 70 million-year-old carnivorous fish in Patagonia.
Palaeontologists have discovered a prehistoric species of crocodile that walked on two legs instead of four.
Scientists have analyzed the stomach contents of the well-preserved remains of an armor-plated dinosaur.
The destructiveness of the asteroid that wiped out the dinosaurs wasn't just down to its large size.
Scientists from Texas have identified the tiny fossil of a millipede that lived more than 425 million years ago.
Scientists in Australia have unearthed a gargantuan kangaroo and a giant lizard the size of a car.
Palaeontologists have discovered the fossil remains of a huge raptor dating back 70 million years.
In direct contrast to their depiction in the Jurassic Park movies, velociraptors were not actually pack hunters.
One of the largest predators ever to walk the face of the Earth has turned out to be a surprisingly skilled swimmer.
Scientists have identified a region of Africa that was once dominated by a wide variety of predatory dinosaurs.
The discovery of Neanderthal-made string has further cemented the idea that the species was highly intelligent.