A Universal Family Tree?
Todd Wood
A long time ago, when I was just a high school student, Allan Wilson and two colleagues published…
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anthropology
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Australopithecines: Our Apish Ancestors?
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Peter B.
I recently visited the Field Museum in Chicago, Illinois. As I wandered through the exhibits, I came upon…
Who Were The Neanderthals?
- ByPeter B.
Have you ever gotten a DNA test? Many businesses offer home testing kits, allowing you to mail in…
News from the Dinaledi Chamber
I’m looking at these photos of researchers squeezing into these tiny cracks in the Rising Star cave, and…
To a Theologian on the Subject of Hominins
The following is an open letter to a theologian friend who recently asked how he might sort out…
What is Archaeology?
Abigail L.
Definition Archaeology is the study of past human civilizations through the recovery and analysis of material remains. Biblical…
An Egyptian Perspective on the Plagues?
The Ipuwer Papyrus is an Egyptian manuscript written in poetic form describing a chaotic time in Egyptian history.…
Hard Science
In the first few months of 2010, I was working on a research paper describing the baraminology of…
How Do Creationists Explain the Ice Age?
Christian Ryan
The term “Ice Age” probably brings to mind an ill-tempered mammoth, a fast-talking sloth, a sarcastic saber-toothed “tiger,”…
Asian Diversity and the Seafaring Hominin
Southeast Asia has long been a location of great interest in the study of fossil hominins. The remains…
Hannah Klein
Ken Coulson