Homo naledi: Almost Human?
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Peter B.
Several years after discovering the bones of Homo naledi, Lee Berger authored a book entitled Almost Human. The…
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Did Homo naledi Bury its Dead?
- ByPeter B.
In 2013, two cavers entered the Rising Star Cave System of South Africa. They crawled through the tiny…
A Biblical Understanding of Human Diversity
- ByPeter B.
Humans have settled the globe, inhabiting freezing tundras and scorching deserts. These varying environments influenced our ancestors, leading…
A Universal Family Tree?
Todd Wood
A long time ago, when I was just a high school student, Allan Wilson and two colleagues published…
Australopithecines: Our Apish Ancestors?
- ByPeter 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…
What is Paleoanthropology?
- ByPeter B.
Paleoanthropology is the study of ancient humans and some of the creatures most similar to them. The term…
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…
Hard Science
In the first few months of 2010, I was working on a research paper describing the baraminology of…
Jake Ramgren
Ken Coulson
